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Uganda: New Regional Policy to Boost Trade in Agricultural Produce
By Paul Adude The executive director of Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa (Asareca), Mr Enock Warinda, said a new regional policy on agricultural and trade policy reforms ... -
Mozambique: Ghosts of Maputo Deal Haunt Tanzania Agriculture As Budgets Fall
By Damas Kanyabwoya Dar es Salaam — In 2003 officials from Tanzania and several other African countries descended upon Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, with a determination to transform African agriculture. After ... -
Africa still faces enormous challenges in water, sanitation sectors: Namibian minister
Africa is challenged to translate political commitments into concrete actions as the continent still faces enormous developmental challenges in the water and sanitation sectors, a Namibian minister said here Monday. The COVID-19 ...
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Uganda: New Regional Policy to Boost Trade in Agricultural Produce
By Paul Adude The executive director of Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa (Asareca), Mr Enock Warinda, said a new ... -
Mozambique: Ghosts of Maputo Deal Haunt Tanzania Agriculture As Budgets Fall
By Damas Kanyabwoya Dar es Salaam — In 2003 officials from Tanzania and several other African countries descended upon Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, ... -
Africa still faces enormous challenges in water, sanitation sectors: Namibian minister
Africa is challenged to translate political commitments into concrete actions as the continent still faces enormous developmental challenges in the water and sanitation sectors, ... -
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Agriculture trade exports surge 8% in third quarter, says Agbiz
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Africa’s Great Green Wall gives viable return on investments, FAO-led study finds
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