The Invisible Infrastructure of Rural Morocco: Why Investing in Agriculture is Investing in Public...

By Carter Covington, Marrakech, Morocco Throughout my time at the High Atlas Foundation (HAF), I kept noticing what I've come to think of as the...

Closing the Credit Gap for Africa’s Coffee Farmers is Not Charity – It’s Smart...

By Morris Akiri, Executive Director, Africa at CABI For decades, the global coffee industry has celebrated the bean's journey from African highlands to international cups....

Corteva Agriscience building resilience for South African grain farmers

South African grain production operates in an increasingly complex environment where every season presents its own set of challenges. Weather variability, changing pest and...

Land reform must be measured by its productive impact

Johannesburg - South Africa’s land reform debate is too often reduced to statistics, with public discourse heavily focused on the number of hectares transferred, the...

Savings and Credit Groups as a Sustainable Solution to Sahel’s Violence and Poverty

The focus on coups, mercenaries and militant and other violence in Mali, Burkina Faso and neighboring countries is understandable.  Armed attacks not only kill...

Solynta Strengthens Its Hybrid True Potato Seed Portfolio with the approval of SOLHY023 in...

Newest hybrid variety, with high resistance levels against Late Blight, reinforces Solynta's commitment to continuous innovation and expanding grower choice through Hybrid True Potato...

Action Against Hunger Statement in Response to the State of Food Security and Nutrition...

Experts available as global hunger "report card" shows Africa now the epicentre of world hunger The 2026 State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World...

Protection Is Not Worn – It Is Delivered (By Viv Muthan Pr Eng)

Research into PPE supply chains shows that disruptions propagate through feedback loops, where delays and shortages reinforce each other and persist, often surfacing at...

Grain SA: The future of food security is rooted in viable production

Grain SA this week participated in the South African Human Rights Commission’s (HRC) National Investigative Hearing into the food systems of South Africa, reaffirming...

From Scarcity to Scale: What Africa Can Learn from India’s Agricultural Transformation 

By Alice Ruhweza and Dr Purvi Mehta Food security is often framed as a question of production. Yet at its core, it is about something far more fundamental:...
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