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Discussion about entry: Plantation of Moringa Oleifira to the Sudanese Rural communities
This is discussion about Plantation of Moringa Oleifira to the Sudanese Rural communities.
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Hello Siddiq,
Thank you for your entry! I have a couple of questions for you.
I have been hearing buzz about Moringa for a few years now. Do you know of Moringa distribution projects elsewhere in Africa and if they have had the success expected of them?
Also, you list your organization as the Centre for Treatment & Rehabilitation of Torture Victims. How does your Moringa idea fit into your work with torture victims? Are they related?
Thanks for the clarification!
Stephanie
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Stephanie Marienau
Ashoka Africa Team Associate
Featured Commentator
Dear Stephanie
Thank you for your concern towards Moringa and its application in Africa. Unfortunately the data is not avilable in that aspect, but there are few scattered populations of the tree in the Eastern & Western parts of the contenent. In addition to that FULL awareness [among the needy] of the tree's properties is not within their access.
As for your second question the answer is that victims of torure [after their treatment]become un-willing to perform normal work due to either their loss of body parts [hand,leg or eye-sight]or loss of their jobs which means their inability to earn enough monies to buy even normal food let a side fruits and milk.
The tree provides food [proteins], fruits and milk. Please enter "Moringa Tree" and browse the internet.
Wish you all the best
Thanks for your brave step. im also interested in Moringa as a tree for life and nowadays im doing research about using it as animal feed and prognosis is good and later on my work is going to published im glad to share ideas with you and i think this tree is the hope of Africa and Sudan. Thanks again and looking forward to hear from you soon. what is your specialization?
Dear Nuha Talib,
Thank you indeed for your interest in Moringa Trees and beleive me it will soon become the most required fodder among people world-wide. Just proceed in your research and I gurantee your success.
As for the specialization it is: Ex-Librarian worked for the British Council.
Thanks and wish you all the best.
Dear Nuha Talib,
Thank you for your interest and concern regarding the Moringa Tree. Your practice in entering into research towards implementing the plant's properties as animal fodder would reveal wonders in this aspect. The University of Agriculture and Animal science "Duwaim- Sudan" are conducting similar researches and if we continue communicating with each other, could provide you with their findings.
Wishing you all the success with your valuable efforts.
- Ex-British Council's Librarian.
thanks alot Mr Siddig for quick response and im looking forward to hear from you or Duwaim group soon. do you have any information about this miracle tree specially Sudan, please send them immediately if possible. thanks again and our friends in Eritrea having the same approach.