The Morning Call
On the grand angle today we go to Benin. And so what do we have? We take a look at a Beninese startup involved in the production of a 100% organic absorbent whose absorption capacity varies from
4 to 10 times its weight depending on the absorbed products. The product is said to be helping fishermen in Cotonou deal with water hyacinth. Let’s take a look
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