At what point can we say youths are actively involved in farming?

Whilst a lot of investment and resources are channeled towards developing the agricultural sector, there is need to assess adoption levels especially on youths,...

Negative effects of Western Cape drought on South Africa’s agricultural economy

The South African government finally declared Cape Town’s drought as a national disaster earlier on this year. This is after the country has been...

IFAD Vice-President in Kenya to promote innovations for rural transformation

IFAD Vice-President in Kenya to promote innovations for rural transformation Cornelia Richter, Vice-President of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), concluded a five-day visit...

Ghana launches Zero hunger strategic review report

By Nita Karume : The Ghanaian President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo launched the Ghana Zero Hunger Strategic Review Report earlier on this week. The review...

The question of land grabbing for commercial agriculture in Uganda

By Nita Karume : Recently, a Ugandan sparked controversy in the media upon uttering a statement in support of land grabbing for commercial agriculture. The...

Digital farming in Kenya

By Nita Karume : The East Africa Digital Conference and Exhibition is set to be the first ever of its kind in Kenya. This is as far as digital farming...

Farmers put trade under the spotlight

The Southern African Confederation of Agricultural Unions (SACAU) recently held its Annual Conference under the theme, “Trade as a driver for agricultural transformation in...

Africa Day op-ed: Africa Has Been Blessed But Investing In Youth Should Be A...

By Oulie Keita, ONE campaign regional representative for Francophone Africa . The ONE campaign Charity was co-founded by Bono. Africa has been blessed, not only...

African Development Bank takes landmark lead on formation of Africa Financial Alliance for Climate...

Scientific evidence shows that African economies are already reeling from the devastating effects of climate change, further exacerbating their development challenges. Of the 10 countries in the world that...

A Few Notes on Africa’s Soybean Production

By Wandile Sihlobo : South Africa, Nigeria, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda and Egypt are the only African countries amongst the world’s top 40 soybean producers, according...
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