International News
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Zimbabwe’s Berry Boom: Cultivating Resilience Through Export Horticulture
In an era marked by climate volatility and shifting global markets, Zimbabwe is proving that agriculture can be both profitable and sustainable. The country’s ... -
From Cocoa to Chocolate: Closing Africa’s Value Gap in Agro-Exports
By Brandon Moss/Editor AgriFocus Africa The Bitter Truth Behind Sweet Profits Africa grows more than 70% of the world’s cocoa, yet reaps only a ... -
Accelerating Intra-African Trade
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) offers a pathway to shared prosperity, especially in agriculture. But trade barriers persist — from broken logistics ... -
Tanzania Launches e-Kilimo to Digitally Transform Agriculture
Tanzania Launches e-Kilimo to Digitally Transform Agriculture Mtanana, Tanzania — July 21, 2025: Tanzania has taken a bold step in modernizing its agricultural landscape ... -
Russia’s expanding role in Africa’s food security
By Kestér Kenn KLOMEGÂH As global geopolitical dynamics shift, Africa continues to recalibrate its economic partnerships, particularly with Russia. Following two high-profile Russia–Africa summits, ... -
Us Tariffs and South Africa’s Agricultural transformation
The agriculture industry is expected to feel the effects only at a regional level and within certain sectors, particularly citrus and table grapes. Photo: ... -
SURAGGWA Signing: Senegal and FAO Unite to Green the Sahel
On July 4th, 2025, the Government of Senegal and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) signed a major partnership agreement ... -
South African Citrus Industry Faces Turbulence Amid Looming US Tariffs
South Africa’s agriculture minister, John Steenhuisen, has warned that the country’s farming sector is at a pivotal moment. In his recent budget address to ... -
Mastering the cut – The art art and science of pruning
It’s that time of year again – winter, when gardeners prepare for one of nature’s most counterintuitive practices: cutting back to encourage growth. Pruning, ... -
Osomobegbe Eugene’s startup journey: revolutionising post-harvest agriculture in Nigeria
Image: Afripol Osomobegbe Eugene, founder of OGV, is revolutionizing Nigerian agriculture by providing solar drying solutions to smallholder farmers, significantly reducing post-harvest losses and ...
