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ITIKI: Bridge between African indigenous knowledge and modern science on drought prediction
The now more rampant and severe droughts have become synonymous with Sub-Saharan Africa; they are a major contributor to the acute food insecurity in the Region. Though this scenario may be replicated in other regions in the globe, the uniqueness of the problem in Sub-Saharan Africa is to be found i...
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Department of Computer Science
2014
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