International News
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Ethiopia Launches Major Irrigation Projects to Boost Wheat Production
By Brandon Moss Ethiopia has launched two major irrigation canal projects in its Somali Regional State, marking a significant investment in domestic wheat production ... -
Rethinking Africa’s Trade: Why Farming Must Move Up the Value Chain
The Economist finds African trade bigger than thought — a chance to boost farm value-addition. How policymakers and agribusiness can capture more value locally. ... -
Floods, Food and Farms: How Southern Africa’s Extreme Weather Is Reshaping Agriculture
Widespread flooding in southern Africa in January 2026 threatens crops and livelihoods. We look at immediate impacts, early losses, and resilient recovery steps for ... -
Revitalising Co-ops in Edo State, Nigeria: Local Action with National Potential
Edo State plans to revitalise agricultural cooperatives as part of its SHINE agenda. How stronger co-ops can improve production, finance and market access for ... -
AGOA Expiry Poses Serious Risk to African Exports, World Bank Warns
The World Bank has warned that the scheduled expiration of the United States’ African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) in late 2025 could significantly ... -
South African Fruit Exports Hit Record High in 2025 Despite Tariffs and Port Disruptions
Johannesburg, South Africa — January 2026 South Africa’s fruit sector delivered record export volumes in 2025, defying rising input costs, policy uncertainty, and persistent ... -
African Agriculture Events Calendar 2026
Image: BMG@Nampo 2022 January 29–31 | Agro & Poultry Africa – Dar es Salaam, Tanzania The Agro & Poultry Africa International Trade Exhibition returns ... -
Egypt Secures Polish Agro-Processing Investment to Boost Fruit Exports
Egypt has secured a new foreign investment in its agro-processing sector as Polish frozen food producer Fruitful moves to establish operations in the country ... -
Cape Town Port Delays Add Pressure to South Africa’s Table Grape Export Season
South Africa’s table grape export season has come under strain following severe weather-related disruptions at the Port of Cape Town, compounding logistical challenges during ... -
South Africa Raises Maize Export Forecast
By Wandile Sihlobo From the outset of the 2024–25 season, it was clear that South Africa would remain a net exporter of maize, with ...
