Author: Brandon Moss
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11 African Countries Leading In Agricultural Production
By Brandon Moss Africa’s agricultural sector continues to play a central role in food security, employment, rural livelihoods and international trade, with countries across ... -
Organic Farming Opens New Opportunities In Tanzania
By Brandon Moss Tanzania’s growing demand for organic products is creating new investment opportunities across the agricultural value chain, although greater financing is needed ... -
Nigeria Resumes Onion Exports to Ghana
Nigeria has resumed onion exports to Ghana after the National Onion Producers, Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria (NOPPMAN) lifted its suspension on cross-border ... -
African Innovators Harness AI And Smart Technology To Transform Farming
African researchers and innovators are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence and digital technologies to address challenges affecting agriculture, healthcare and livelihoods, demonstrating how locally ... -
Why Africa Needs a Stronger Agricultural Development Finance System
China’s experience shows how targeted agricultural finance can help address the structural challenges facing farmers and food systems. In 1994, China separated commercial agricultural ... -
Africa’s Agricultural Growth Depends on Sustainable and Accountable Standards
Africa’s rapidly growing population is creating both an urgent food-security challenge and a major opportunity to transform the continent’s agricultural economy. With more than ... -
African Development Bank Group launches up to USD 5.1 billion response plan to offset energy and fertilizer shocks in African countries
The Global Energy and Fertilizer Crisis Response Framework (GEFCRF), approved on 1 September 2026, enables the Bank Group to deliver timely, targeted support to ... -
South Africa’s Agricultural Exports Hit Record $4.1 Billion In Second Quarter
South Africa’s agricultural exports reached a record $4.1 billion in the second quarter of 2026, rising 10% year on year as stronger export volumes ... -
NADF Says Low Investor Confidence is Holding Back African Agriculture
Low investor confidence, weak institutions and unreliable agricultural data are limiting Africa’s ability to attract the capital needed to transform its food systems, according ... -
African CSOs Call for Greater Investment in Commercial Agriculture
African civil society organisations are calling for a shift away from aid dependency towards greater investment in commercial agriculture, arguing that smallholder farmers, women ...
