By Temwani Mgunda: In August last year, delegates from nine African countries convened in Maputo, Mozambique, to sign a transnational blueprint for sustainably managing Africa’s miombo woodlands. These woodlands form a biome of tropical and subtropical grassland, savanna and shrub land that stretches across some 2 million square kilometres of central and southern Africa. Characterised …
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