Kenya has bypassed its own biosafety watchdog in banning GM foods, which will stifle balanced debate of GM in Africa, says Linda Nordling.
View the original article here: Kenya sending the wrong message about GM foods
Kenya sending the wrong message about GM foods
Linda Nordling | SciDev | December 14, 2012
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