Kenya: Former Battlefields Along Kenya and South Sudan Border Turned Into Farms
Once upon a time, Ms Emuria Aburo had a big herd of cattle. They were the pride of her home, her source of wealth and...
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Rwanda: School Feeding Scheme Creates Market for Women Smallholder Farmers
Women smallholder farmers in Ngoma District have found a market for their vegetables following a government directive allowing schools to directly source agricultural produce from...
Transforming agri-food systems can unlock Africa’s potential.
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) holds the potential to lift millions of people out of poverty and end chronic food insecurity in Africa....
Namibia now has a total ban on SA poultry – and a million hens have already been culled
Namibia has banned all poultry products from South Africa, after initially banning products from a single trading compartment. Lesotho, Mozambique, Swaziland Hong Kong also have...
AGRICULTURE WILL MAKE OR BREAK AFRICA’S FREE TRADE – FAO
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) holds the potential to lift millions of people out of poverty and end chronic food insecurity in Africa....
AFRICAN RAINFORESTS SLOW CLIMATE CHANGE DESPITE RECORD HEAT, DROUGHT
Africa’s tropical forests appear more resilient as carbon sinks than Amazonian rainforests – mopping up planet-warming carbon dioxide even when sizzling El Nino heat halted...
Maire Tecnimont Group Starts Preliminary Work On A Renewable Power-to-Fertilizer Plant In Kenya
Maire Tecnimont S.p.A. announces that its subsidiaries MET Development, Stamicarbon and NextChem have started work on a renewable power–to-fertilizer plant in Kenya. MET Development has signed an agreement with Oserian Development Company for the development...