From Hunger to Harvest: How One PRASL Farmer Now Produces 30 Tons Per Hectare...
By: Dionísio Novele, Project Manager at Solidaridad (Southern Africa)In Boane, Maputo Province of Mozambique, Arlindo Elias Massingue’s fields tell a story of persistence, learning,...
US$100 million in targeted fisheries trade puts women and young people at the centre...
TradeMark Africa is expanding cross-border trade in Africa’s fisheries sector, with the goal of creating more than 242,000 jobs for women and young people...
Ghanaian Scientist Pamela Afokpe Wins 2026 Borlaug Field Award for Championing Africa’s Indigenous Crops
Breakthrough research on African indigenous vegetables establishes a new commercial model for climate-resilient nutrition across West and East AfricaThe World Food Prize Foundation today...
How Temu Is Helping an African Olive Oil Pioneer Scale Beyond Wholesale to Reach...
For generations, North African agricultural heritage was trapped in low-margin white-label supply chains. By leveraging Temu’s marketplace infrastructure, a 60-year-old Tunisian family business is...
Farmers Pioneer Tea Seedling Production to Cut Costs and Boost Quality
By: Misozi Magaleta, Project Manager at Solidaridad (Southern Africa)
Smallholder tea farmers in Mulanje and Thyolo are transforming tea production in Malawi through farmer led...
Datacentrix Agri Indaba highlights tech and collaboration as drivers of agricultural growth
South African agriculture has an important role to play in supporting economic growth, employment and exports, but accessing this potential will require the sector...
Aviagen East Africa supports sustainable poultry production and access to affordable protein
As demand for affordable, high-quality protein continues to grow across East Africa, Aviagen is supporting the region’s poultry industry through the supply of Ross...
EU and UK risk falling behind global agricultural competitors, threatening strategic autonomy
The EU and the UK risk falling further behind major agricultural competitors like the US, Brazil, China, Canada and India unless farmers gain faster...
Drought warnings don’t eliminate flood risks: Why food producers need to prepare for the...
South Africa is heading into summer with El Niño strengthening and forecasts pointing to hotter, drier conditions across much of the country. SAWS expects...
VIV Africa 2026 wraps up in Kigali, connecting African agribusiness with global expertise
VIV Africa 2026 concluded in Kigali after three days bringing together the Feed to Food industry for business, knowledge exchange, and innovation.Held at the...