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Bayer Unveils Next-Gen Tomato Varieties That Stand Strong Against Evolving Virus Threat
Bayer is turning up the heat in the fight against one of the most damaging viruses affecting tomato crops: Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV)....
Fruit Farmers Celebrate as Tiger Brands Sells Ashton Canning Factory for R1
Fruit farmers and communities in Ashton, Western Cape, are breathing a sigh of relief after food giant Tiger Brands confirmed the sale of its Langeberg...
Two Winners, One Epic Finale: Nyama Battle Proves Dreams Really Do Come True
After weeks of smoke, spice, and sizzling shishanyama showdowns, Nyama Battle on eTV has come to a spectacular close — and what a finale it...
How Mushrooms Are Saving Uganda’s Cranes and Empowering Rural Communities
In Uganda’s Rukiga District, a simple oyster mushroom is quietly transforming rural economies—and helping to protect one of Africa’s most iconic birds, the Endangered Grey...
Kenya- program aims to reduce livestock emissions using natural breeding approaches, as part of new international collaboration
The International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) today announced it is joining a new $27.4 million global initiative to reduce methane emissions from livestock by harnessing...
Pharma.Aero, and TIACA’s Joint Project Leverages Air Cargo to Boost Healthcare Access and Empower Agricultural Economies
The Food and Farm for Health initiative is strategically developed in collaboration with the Cool Chain Association (CCA) and the Humanitarian Logistics Association (HLA) Brussels/Miami,...
Nominations Now Open for the 2025 Africa Food Prize
The Africa Food Prize (AFP) has officially opened nominations for its 2025 award, inviting submissions for individuals and institutions that are making groundbreaking contributions to...
Food security: Can war-torn Sudan recover and help address the global food crisis?
Sudan, the largest agricultural producer in Africa and the Middle East, has long been seen as a potential “breadbasket” for the region and beyond. With...
WFP partners Nigeria, others to kickstart food assistance program, targets 7.5 million people
The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) has partnered with the government of Nigeria and other countries in West and Central Africa to begin this...
Enhancing Agric Sufficiency To Tackle Food Inflation
It is agreeable that five Ghana cedis today will not get you your favourite “gob3” order with its accompanying accoutrements as it would have some...