Agribusiness
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Zambian women break cycle of poverty
File Image: IOL JOHANNESBURG – Zambia has seen a rise in more frequent and intense floods, recurrent droughts and other climate risks that have ... -
Keeping the faith in EA public participation processes during Covid-19
Social distancing regulations have placed restrictions on public gatherings, making processes like EIAs challenging As South Africa adapts to living with the risk of ... -
Kenya launches $34 mln project to tackle effects of climate change
NAIROBI, Feb 11 (Reuters) – Kenya on Wednesday launched a $34 million project aimed at cushioning the effects of drought caused by climate change, ... -
Nigeria: Food Prices Fall but Farmers Union Says Poor Storage Risks Hike
By Ntiedo Ekott A market survey by PTCIJ shows that a full bag of onions that sold for N70, 000 now sells for N15, ... -
EU-Africa partnership must reflect ‘realities of African agriculture’
Stakeholders at a recent event stressed the need for an “equal” partnership where all voices have a voice around the table. [SHUTTERSTOCK] Future agrifood ... -
Danfoss forms new Climate Solutions Segment
Danfoss has changed its group structure to combine the Heating and Cooling segments into Danfoss Climate Solutions. With the new Climate Solutions segment, Danfoss ... -
African Development Bank, FAO and South Sudan’s government ink protocols for $14 million grant to boost agricultural markets
The African Development Bank (www.AfDB.org) on Wednesday signed protocols to disburse a $14 million grant to the Government of South Sudan to boost agricultural ... -
Namibia to minimize agricultural imports
A farm worker applies biochar in the field during a demonstration at a farm 40 km from Windhoek, capital of Namibia, on Oct. 8, ... -
Tanzania: Let’s Abolish Agricultural Product Imports – PS
THE government has directed agricultural and extension officers to come up with strategies that will help the nation stop importing agricultural products. Speaking in ... -
Exploring Policy Harmonisation in Africa
J.van de Gevel/Bioversity International Policy is the biggest driver of change. In Africa, the challenge is not the absence of relevant policy, but rather ...
