Author: Brandon Moss
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Prof Dzanja Says Malawi’s Agriculture Is “Broken”, Calls for Five-Point Reform
Newly appointed Professor Joseph Dzanja of the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) has called for major investment in Malawi’s agricultural marketing ... -
Swedfund Invests $20 Million to Scale Energy Efficiency Solutions Across Africa
Swedfund is investing $20 million in the Africa Go Green Fund to expand financing for companies developing energy efficiency and emissions-reduction solutions across Africa. ... -
Otti Pledges More Support for Agriculture and Food Security in Abia
By Iro Oliver Stanley Abia State Governor, Dr Alex Otti, has pledged continued support for agriculture as his administration seeks to strengthen food security, ... -
Scaling Agricultural Innovation Could Boost Africa’s Farmers, Jobs and Food Systems
By Ahmed Emam Africa can accelerate agricultural transformation, create more jobs and raise smallholder farmer incomes by scaling agricultural innovations and strengthening the systems ... -
Five Years of Progress and Success Against Illicit Pesticides in Kenya
By Benson Ngigi, Stewardship Manager, aak-GROW / CropLife Kenya When a farmer buys a bottle of crop protection product, they trust it will do ... -
Nigeria and AfricaRice Deepen Push for Rice Self-Sufficiency
Nigeria is stepping up efforts to achieve rice self-sufficiency through deeper cooperation with the AfricaRice Center, as the country seeks to reduce food imports ... -
Minnesota Farmers Join Trade Mission to Morocco to Expand U.S.-Africa Agriculture Trade
Minnesota farmers and US agriculture industry leaders are heading to Morocco and Portugal as part of a trade mission aimed at strengthening agricultural trade, ... -
FAO Warns Digital Divide Could Leave African Farmers Behind
The digital divide in African agriculture is threatening to prevent millions of smallholder farmers from benefiting from advances in artificial intelligence and other agricultural ... -
ETG Secures $600 Million Loan to Strengthen African Agriculture
ETG has secured a $600 million sustainability-linked syndicated loan to strengthen its agricultural operations across Africa and support smallholder farmers, agricultural trade and food ... -
The Data Advantage: Farmers Who Know More can Manage Risk Better
By Daneel Rossouw, Head of Sales at Nedbank Agriculture What makes one farming business better equipped to weather uncertainty than another? It’s not necessarily ...
