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Away from her flies and waste samples, Marwa paid the spa a visit and to be honest while she was there nothing played in her head more than Shania Twainâs song: ManâŠI feel like a woman 
Marwaâs visit to the spa was in line with her preparations to an exciting journey that she waitingâŠ
Will bugs save our life: A conference on the importance of edible insects in East Africa
Sunday, late at night, Marwa finally returned to her Kenyan home after a wonderful experience in Berlin. Monday morning and just few hours later, she got up and exchanged the winter clothes in her suitcase with summer ones. She was exhausted, yet excited, sleepy but rather spent the night sleepless. As she walked out ofâŠ
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[aesop_parallax img=âhttps://blog.zef.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/comp_P1030585.jpgâ parallaxbg=âfixedâ captionposition=âbottom-leftâ lightbox=âoffâ floater=âonâ floaterposition=âleftâ floaterdirection=ânoneâ overlay_revealfx=âoffâ] About 20,000 people demonstrated in Bonn for the so-called Kohleausstieg (stepping away from using coal for energy generation) on 4th November 2017. Participants came from Germany and many other countries in order to request COP 23 delegates and politicians to end fossil fuel energy generation andâŠ
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No painâŠNo gain :â-(
Adversity is a fact of life. It canât be controlled. What we can control is how we react to it. (Author unknown) January 2016 was by far the month of adversity to the queen of black soldier flies. Marwa just managed to overcome the loss of some 50 thousand adult flies that were washed awayâŠ