Redistribution of land remains a man’s world in South Africa
In 1997, South Africa’s first democratic government published a White Paper on land reform, setting out a radical vision for how to address racial inequality
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Why Farmers Need To Consider Drought-Resistant Crops
The current dry season has seen many people in the country face starvation due to reduced production of food crops and inadequate pasture for livestock.
Farmers Benefit From A Climate Smart Innovations Project
Over 40 farmers from Matasia in Kajiado North Sub-County have benefited from training on improved forage production and sustainable landscape management through the Integrated and
How to unleash Tanzania’s economic potential through farming
Poverty is not a joke; and it can leave those who have experienced it first-hand permanently scarred. For some of us, it has become an
South African pears allowed to enter China
Recently, the General Administration of Customs issued an announcement: In accordance with relevant Chinese laws and regulations and the “Protocol between the General Administration of
South African farming: new policy offers promise, but there’s fixing to be done too
For most agricultural subsectors, South Africa is emerging from one of the best years . The 2020/21 season saw bumper harvests for grains, oilseeds and
Key into agriculture to be successful, ADP tells young Nigerians
The Agricultural Development Project (ADP) in Adamawa wants young unemployed Nigerians to key into agriculture to be successful. Speaking in an interview on Friday, Bagarmi
Public Private Partnerships: Key to unlocking Nigeria’s agricultural potential
With Nigeria’s population set to reach 400 million by 2050, unlocking credit for the country’s small holder farmers currently contributing almost 30% of Nigeria’s GDP
Duty-free boost for Zimbabwe agriculture
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has listed import duty and Value Added Tax (VAT)-free agricultural equipment while the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and