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Nigeria Saves ₦61.58 Billion on Fertiliser Imports Ahead of 2026 Farming Season
Nigeria has secured fertiliser supplies for the 2026 wet season through an early procurement strategy that has generated estimated savings of ₦61.58 billion ($43.99 ... -
Declining Soil Health Threatens Agriculture and Food Security in West Africa
Agricultural experts and development organisations have raised fresh concerns over the rapid decline in soil health and fertility across West Africa, warning that worsening ... -
Climate Change Forces Farmers in North Kivu to Rethink Agriculture in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Farmers in North Kivu, a key agricultural region in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), are increasingly adapting their farming practices as climate ... -
Malawi Maize Harvest Rebounds but Falls Short of National Food Requirements
Malawi is expected to record a stronger maize harvest in the 2025/26 agricultural season, offering relief after last year’s poor production, but the country ... -
South Korea Expands African Rice Initiative to Tackle Food Security in Rain-Fed Farming Regions
South Korea is expanding its agricultural partnership with Africa through a second phase of its rice development programme aimed at improving food security and ... -
Belarus Seeks to Replicate Zimbabwe Agricultural Success Through New Partnership with Ghana
Belarus has expressed its readiness to support Ghana’s agricultural modernization by drawing on the experience gained through its successful mechanization partnership with Zimbabwe, according ... -
Coffee Revival Expected to Boost Nigeria’s Export Earnings and Rural Incomes
Nigeria’s renewed focus on reviving its coffee industry is expected to diversify the country’s export base, create jobs and increase foreign exchange earnings, according ... -
Tru-Cape Celebrates 25 Years of Growth, Partnership, and Global Leadership in Apples and Pears
The Tru-Cape apple and pear brand is trusted in 108 countries over the world. Tru-Cape Fruit Marketing is celebrating its 25th anniversary, marking a ... -
Can Coffee Become Nigeria’s Next Agricultural Export Success Story?
Nigeria’s coffee industry stands at a crossroads. While global demand for coffee continues to rise and African producers such as Ethiopia and Uganda enjoy ... -
How Rice Can Build Prosperity for West Africa
The region’s favourite meal may also be its clearest route to food sovereignty, job creation, and long-term economic growth. In West Africa, rice is ...
