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  • New report shows slight improvement in food insecurity

     Conflict and insecurity, climate shocks and economic turbulence continued to play a key role in global food insecurity, according to “Global Report on Food Crises,” a new report from the Food Security Information Network (FSIN). Food insecurity refers to the lack of secure access to sufficient amounts of safe and nutritious food for normal growth and development and an active and healthy life.

  • Lack of Coffee Gives Sellers a Headache as Farmers Hoard Beans

    Coffee exporters in one of the world’s top producers are facing losses as they struggle to get their hands on beans, with weak prices dissuading farmers from selling.

  • If Africa Can Be Electrified, The Whole World Will Benefit Too

    When Microsoft founder Bill Gates spoke recently at the African Union’s annual summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, he underscored two of the things about which he is most passionate: the African people and clean energy, or more precisely, the need to bring electricity to a growing population in a climate-friendly way.

  • Nigeria seeking grain self-sufficiency

    Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, is grappling with an increasing grain import bill as the current lack of a state-supported credit facility for farmers, poor basic infrastructure, surge in farm input costs and insecurity, especially in rice-growing regions, hamper efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in wheat, rice, corn, soybeans and other critical agricultural production.

  • The big cat con: Inside Africa's shocking battery farms for lions

    he growing appetite for 'conservation holidays' has shone a light on the dark – and poorly regulated – industry of lion farming, where felines are destined not to be 'released into the wild' - but to be shot by trophy hunters and their bones exported to Asia for use in traditional medicine.

  • Google has opened its first Africa Artificial Intelligence lab in Ghana

    A rural farmer in Tanzania hovers over a wilting cassava plant with her phone. In seconds she gets a diagnosis of the disease affecting her plant and how best to manage it to boost her production.

  • Africa: Catastrophic Antibiotic Threat From Food

    The greatly excessive use of antibiotics in food production in recent decades has made many bacteria more resistant to antibiotics.

  • Article Africa Machinery Outlook - Structural Barriers Keeping Growth Subdued

    The agricultural mechanisation rate in SSA is the lowest in the world. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the European Agricultural Machinery Association, roughly 65% of land preparation is done manually by labourers in SSA, compared with around 40% in East Asia, 30% in South Asia and 25% in Latin America and the Caribbean.

  • How women can transform African agriculture — and the economy

    Over half of Africa’s farmers are women. They could be our next generation of entrepreneurs, driving the agricultural revolution our continent needs to feed its growing population and boost its economies.

  • Africa’s most notorious insects – the bugs that hit agriculture the hardest

    The dreaded crop-eating fall armyworm continues to spread across Africa like wildfire. This invasive insect pest, first reported in Africa in early 2016, is in more than 20 African countries including South Sudanand South Africa. Again in 2017 and in 2019. 

  • Here’s How China Is Changing Africa’s Future

    The contrast couldn’t be starker. As U.S. President Donald Trump’s government continues to champion isolationism and undermine decades-old international relationships, China is rolling out its Belt and Road Initiative, or BRI, a project to build a new “Silk Road” that could change the meaning of globalization itself.

  • Africa needs a future farming strategy

    Africans need to reflect on the advice passed down the generations by Dakota Indians: when you discover you are riding a dead horse, the best strategy is to dismount.

  • Africa needs to invest more in its water professionals

    The African continent is disproportionately affected by extreme climate. Droughts or floods are becoming more frequent. Many African regions are experiencing water stress because of too much – or too little – water.

  • Financing energy projects in Africa: “the traditional business model needs to change”

    “Honestly, I think the business model for energy investment needs to change” says Penny Herbst, Director Strategy for Africa GreenCo.

  • How a Japanese system can help African cities adapt to climate change

    Sub-Saharan Africa is already experiencing the realities of a changing climate – and the situation is only going to get worse.

  • Mahindra wants to make South Africa hub for its exports in the continent

    Mahindra wants to make South Africa the hub of its exports into the rest of the Africa, a senior official of the company has said.

  • Agricultural mechanisation is crucial to Africa’s food security

    An African woman with hoe in hand is the default symbol of agriculture in Africa, according to the late Calestous Juma, African academic and former Harvard Kennedy School professor. Mr. Juma used that image to convey the drudgery-filled farming that women on the continent face.

  • What to farm in Africa

    Nigeria is one of the most developed countries in Africa. In fact, she has progressed tremendously in the service industry of late. She has also improved immensely in the information and communication (ICT) industry.

  • Chocolate put Ivory Coast on top in Africa’s agriculture trade

    Chocolate can certainly get one some brownie points, and no way is this truer than in Ivory Coastwhich in 2018 reported the largest agricultural trade balance in value terms in Africa, an amount of US$5.1 billion.

  • Changing destinations for South African apples

    Apple harvesting is all but done in South Africa with just a few Cripps and Granny Smiths to go.

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