Donors dangle US$1 billion for Zambia’s agriculture revival

By : Jeff KapembwaZambia’s quest to diversify and maximize agriculture potential has received donor support with a staggering US$1 billion earmarked for investment in...

‘Zambia trumpets climate Change awareness’

With barely a month before the COP27 in Egypt, Zambia has heightened awareness on the effects of the climatic change effects that has changed...

77th UNGA meetings stress key AfDB priorities: climate finance, job creation, and food insecurity

African Development Bank Group President Dr Akinwumi Adesina led the bank’s delegation to the meetingsThe African Development Bank had several productive engagements around its...

Banco Santander takes 5% stake in Kimitec to help farmers and agribusiness switch from...

Santander has acquired a 5% stake in Grupo Kimitec and its MAAVi Innovation Centre, the largest natural biotech hub in Europe. The bank’s holding,...

Modern working frameworks demand a scalable, agile and flexible ERP platform

Why bother with an enterprise resource platform (ERP) that can go mobile? Why pay attention to a technology that can be deployed in the...

Zambia’s US$11.2 bln budget, an agricultural stimulant

Zambia unveiled a K167 billion (US$11.2 billion) Friday, poised to jump-start the economy ravaged by climate change, debt and COVID-19 with focus to maximise...

Why Is There Hunger, and The Surprising Solution

PART 1 THE REASON FOR HUNGER For sure, when reading the above opening statement, you are saying; "If there is plenty of food, why is there...

Farmers in Gokwe Zimbabwe call for rehabilitation of Chahonyosa dam

By: Hwande SheunesuFarmers in Gokwe North ward 12 in Zimbabwe are calling for solution to water situation for both livestock and human beings in...

It is financing products that is sinking Landbank

Landbank proclaims that it is not its development clients that have landed it in trouble due to non-payment, but that it has already had...
Kenya Planters distribute subsidized fertilizer to coffee farmers

Drop in coffee growing in Africa predicted as temperatures rise

Experts are predicting a dramatic drop in the availability of coffee as temperatures rise in Africa, leaving farmers facing an uncertain future, and placing...
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