Tag: Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe Targets 100 Hectares of New Blueberry Variety to Boost Exports
Zimbabwe is targeting the establishment of 100 hectares of a newly introduced high-yield blueberry variety by the end of 2026 as the country continues to strengthen its position in the global horticulture market. The initiative is being spearheaded by agricultural company Kuminda, which has secured exclusive rights to cultivate and distribute the Fruit Vision blueberry ... -
Zimbabwe Citrus Export Earnings Jump 69% as Production and Trade Expand
Zimbabwe’s citrus industry has recorded strong export growth in 2026, with export earnings rising by 69 percent during the first four months of the year as production volumes and international demand continued to increase. The latest figures highlight the growing importance of the citrus sector to Zimbabwe’s agricultural economy, export diversification efforts and rural development ... -
Zimbabwe Develops Youth-Focused Agricultural Investment Plan to Drive Growth by 2030
The Zimbabwean government is developing a youth-focused agricultural investment plan that will run until 2030 as part of efforts to transform the country’s agricultural sector, create jobs and strengthen economic growth. The initiative forms part of Zimbabwe’s commitment to implementing the African Union’s Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Kampala Declaration, which seeks to accelerate ... -
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 to Belarusian Agriculture and Food Minister Yuri Gorlov. Speaking in Minsk on June 8, Gorlov said Belarus could help Ghana strengthen food production through the supply of agricultural machinery, technical support, ... -
SADC Emerges as Africa’s Top Agricultural Performer in New CAADP Review
Southern African Development Community has emerged as Africa’s leading regional bloc in agricultural transformation after recording the continent’s highest performance score in the newly released 5th Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Biennial Review Report. The report, launched by the African Union Commission’s Department of Agriculture, Rural Development, Blue Economy and Sustainable Environment on May ... -
FAO, Zimbabwe and Mozambique Tackle Barriers to Formal Cross-Border Agritrade
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), together with Zimbabwe and Mozambique, is spearheading efforts to formalise cross-border agritrade in Southern Africa, targeting sesame, macadamia and tomato value chains to unlock export markets, reduce informality and attract investment. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with the ... -
Nature Meets Culture in Limpopo: South Africa’s Rising Ecotourism Gem
Tourists take photos as a lion lounges by the road at Rietspruit Game Reserve in South Africa’s Limpopo Province.[Photo by Edith Mutethya/China Daily] Limpopo Province is fast emerging as one of Africa’s most compelling ecotourism destinations, offering travelers a unique blend of rich biodiversity, cultural heritage, and sustainable tourism experiences. As global travel trends shift ... -
Zimbabwe Launches First Tilapia Value Chain Strategy to Boost Aquaculture Growth
Zimbabwe has taken a major step toward strengthening its aquaculture sector with the launch of its first tilapia value chain marketing strategy, a move aimed at transforming fish farming into competitive and commercially viable industry. Developed under the FISH4ACP initiative and supported by the Food and Agriculture Organization, the strategy sets out a clear roadmap ... -
Climate-Smart Crops Are Reshaping Food Security Across Africa
As climate change continues to disrupt traditional farming systems across Africa, the adoption of climate-smart crops is emerging as a critical solution to ensure food security and sustainable agricultural growth. Erratic rainfall, prolonged droughts, and rising temperatures are forcing farmers to rethink what they grow and how they grow it. Across the Sahel region, drought-resistant ... -
African Development Bank Group awards $16.6 Million Grant to International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) to Scale Agricultural Technologies in Africa
The agreement, signed on 18 February 2026 in Abuja, bolsters a shared commitment to modernise African agriculture by scaling proven technologies, strengthening seed systems, and expanding partnerships. ABUJA, Nigeria, February 26, 2026/ — The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) (www.AfDB.org) and the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) have signed a $16.61 million grant agreement ...










