Kenya disburses Sh300M for phase two of SIVAP
Phase two of the Small Irrigation and Value Addition Projects (SIVAP) in Tana River County in Kenya is set to roll out. This follows the...
‘No GMOs in Zambia’-stakeholders
THERE is a misunderstanding between state and non-state actors on the planned revision of the 2002-Genetically Modified Organisations (GMOs) policy in Zambia with the...
SAB’s ESG strategy highlights the positive impact of beer
The South African Breweries (SAB) has officially launched its first fully-fledged Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy as it strives to lead the beer...
Home-grown Chicken, Predictable Supply
Recent global crises - Ukraine War and COVID-19 coming to mind - have disrupted the supply chain, heightening food insecurity risk. And given this,...
Why trees are packaging’s valuable renewable resource
As sustainability continues to be a focus point for both businesses and consumers in the packaging industry, there’s been a lot of attention drawn...
AFGRI IT service desk saves on call costs with zero rating, boosts first call...
Dropped calls are now a thing of the past for leading agricultural services company AFGRI’s IT service desk, which has improved support levels and...
South Sudan, African Development Bank launch project to boost food production
South Sudan in partnership with the African Development Bank (AfDB) launched a two-year program focused on boosting food production and strengthening community resilience.The dubbed...
African Emergency Food Production Facility launched in Gambia
African Emergency Food Production Facility (AEFPF) has been launched in Gambia. Minister for Agriculture, Hon. Dr. Demba Sabally performed the launch ceremony.The AEFPF is...
Offering healthcare services at livestock marts will help to remove stigma about seeking help...
Offering healthcare services in livestock marts will help to take away the stigma associated with seeking help for physical and mental health issues within...
Europe vegetable growers plot moving to North Africa as energy crisis worsens
Vegetable farmers in northern and western Europe are contemplating halting their farming activities there due to the financial hit from Europe's energy crisis, a...