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Cutting It Fine
March can be your garden’s make-or-break month Most of us love the idea of a beautiful garden. In reality, life gets busy. One week ... -
Kyari Declares Zero Tolerance for Inefficiency in Nigeria’s Agricultural Projects
Abubakar Kyari, Minister, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (FMAFS) Nigeria’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, has warned that inefficiency ... -
New Policy Playbook Guides African Countries as Kampala Agriculture Declaration Takes Effect in 2026
African Leaders during the signing of the CAADP Kampala agreement By Jayden Bagshaw | December 19, 2025 With less than two weeks before Africa’s ... -
The Legacy of Crop Colonialism in Africa: How Cocoa, Tea, Tobacco, and Flowers Continue to Shape Food Security and Economies
On a misty morning in Kericho, Kenya’s famed tea capital, workers bend low over endless rows of green bushes. “We harvest for the world,” ... -
YOUR SUMMER GARDEN GAME PLAN – KWAGGA SMITH ’S WINNING TIPS FOR THE SEASON
Rapid growth. Soaring temperatures. Rain-soaked soil. For most, summer brings a surge of garden activity – and with it, the need for consistent upkeep. ... -
Africa International Agricultural Expo 2025 Opens in Nairobi, Strengthening China-Africa Agricultural Cooperation
Nairobi, Kenya — The 2025 Africa International Agricultural Expo officially opened Tuesday in Nairobi under the theme “Increasing Agricultural Productivity in Africa through Innovation ...
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Cutting It Fine
March can be your garden’s make-or-break month Most of us love the idea of a beautiful garden. In reality, life gets busy. One week of rain becomes three. The hedges get a little wild, the shrubs start spilling over, and suddenly the garden feels like something you need to catch up on. That’s why March ...Kyari Declares Zero Tolerance for Inefficiency in Nigeria’s Agricultural Projects
Abubakar Kyari, Minister, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (FMAFS) Nigeria’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, has warned that inefficiency in development partner–supported agricultural programmes will no longer be tolerated, signalling tighter oversight and stricter accountability across the sector. Speaking at a meeting of the Combined National Project Steering Committee in ...New Policy Playbook Guides African Countries as Kampala Agriculture Declaration Takes Effect in 2026
African Leaders during the signing of the CAADP Kampala agreement By Jayden Bagshaw | December 19, 2025 With less than two weeks before Africa’s new agricultural policy framework comes into force, leading policy and agriculture experts have released a practical playbook aimed at helping governments translate long-standing food security commitments into measurable results. The Malabo ...The Legacy of Crop Colonialism in Africa: How Cocoa, Tea, Tobacco, and Flowers Continue to Shape Food Security and Economies
On a misty morning in Kericho, Kenya’s famed tea capital, workers bend low over endless rows of green bushes. “We harvest for the world,” says 36-year-old picker Alice Chepng’etich, her hands moving swiftly. “But many of us go home without enough maize flour for ugali.” This paradox defines African agriculture: vast exports of tea, coffee, ...
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