IFDD grants 15 sustainable innovations with in DRC and CAMEROON

IFDD grants 15 sustainable innovations with in DRC and CAMEROON

The Institut de la Francophonie pour le développement durable (IFDD) has selected nine sustainable innovations in Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The...
Abi Uganda receives Shs68bn to boost farmers

Abi Uganda receives Shs68bn to boost farmers

The Danish Investment Fund for Developing Countries (IFU) and the European Union (EU) have been on boarded as new shareholders of the Agricultural Business...

AgriTech4Morocco competition unveils the 10 winners

The AgriTech4Morocco competition unveiled the 10 winners of its first edition, which focused on sustainable food. The start-ups from several countries around the world have...
FEFISOL II launched to support agriculture in Africa

FEFISOL II launched to support agriculture in Africa

Following the success of the first FEFISOL fund, which closed in July 2021, its promoters – social investors Solidarité Internationale pour le Développement et...

Fertilizer Market Projected to surpass USD 240 Bn by 2030

Increasing burden on agricultural supply chains following impacts of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine tensions will ramp up efforts from governments to improve farmers’ access to...

SA ANC’s policy document positive for agriculture sector: Academic

The latest policy discussion document published by South Africa's ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC) presents a positive change from the ambiguous  agriculture policy. According to...

Five ways in which Vodacom is enabling environmentally friendly customer behaviour

World Environment Day takes place on 5 June, and this year’s theme is “Only One Earth”. The theme is a global call for collective and...

One more step towards understanding the olive family tree: the evolution of the genus...

The University of Cordoba collaborated with Italian universities on a study to identify the temporal dynamics shaping genome structure during the division of species...
FAO to address “acute” food insecurity in Sudan

FAO to address “acute” food insecurity in Sudan

The Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) is set to address “acute” food insecurity in Sudan after receiving a sum of US $12million grant from...
Rift Valley Fever outbreak hits Burundi

Rift Valley Fever outbreak hits Burundi

An outbreak of Rift Valley Fever has hit livestock farmers in Burundi. The disease has been detected in eight out of Burundi's 18 provinces....
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