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Addis Ababa to Host Crucial Animal Health Summit for Africa

Addis Ababa: Ethiopia is set to host the 26th World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) Regional Conference for Africa from February 4th to 7th, 2025. This significant gathering will bring together leading veterinary experts from across the continent to address critical issues of animal health and food security. The conference, held under the theme “Animal […]

Africa Launches Ambitious Platform to Transform Pastoral Livestock Markets

Nairobi, Kenya: A ground-breaking initiative to transform Africa’s pastoral livestock markets was launched this week in Nairobi, Kenya. The African Pastoral Market Development (APMD) Platform, a multi-year project funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, seeks to improve food security, foster economic growth, and enhance the livelihoods of pastoral communities across the continent. The […]

Food Prices Continue to Bite as Nigerians Grapple with Insecurity and Rising Costs

Despite numerous government interventions, food prices in Nigeria continue to soar, placing a heavy burden on ordinary citizens. This persistent challenge, a recurring theme across successive administrations, underscores the complex interplay of factors contributing to food insecurity. Insecurity remains a major obstacle, with farmers facing the constant threat of violence and kidnapping. “Once you have […]

From Machinist to Safety Champion: Tsholofelo Choma’s Rise at SKF

Johannesburg – In the heart of South Africa’s bustling industrial landscape, a young woman named Tsholofelo Choma is defying expectations and shattering glass ceilings. Her journey, from a skilled machinist to a vital cog in SKF South Africa’s safety management system, is a testament to the power of perseverance, ambition, and the company’s unwavering commitment […]

The Burning Question: What Does it Mean to Lose “Home” in a Warming World?

By Ashely McGregor, United States Correspondent California, The recent devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, leaving thousands homeless, have brought the concept of “home” into sharp focus. For many, the loss of their homes represents not just the destruction of physical structures, but also the erasure of cherished memories and a profound sense of displacement. This […]

A Nation Battered: Climate Change Wreaks Havoc on Malawi’s Development Dreams

For six years, Malawi has been relentlessly pummeled by a series of climate-fueled disasters. From the devastating Cyclone Idai in 2019 to the recent El Niño-induced drought, the country has grappled with a relentless onslaught of extreme weather events, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. The human and economic toll is staggering. The […]

Collaboration Key to Unlock Southern Africa’s Agricultural Potential

Johannesburg: As the world grapples with geopolitical and economic uncertainty, the need for regional cooperation in Southern Africa’s agricultural sector has never been more critical. Recent trade frictions, such as the temporary ban on South African vegetable imports by Botswana, have underscored the urgent need for greater collaboration and understanding within the region. While Botswana […]

Sustainable Farming

Kenya Seeks UAE Investment to Expand Railway Network and Boost Agriculture

President William Ruto has embarked on a diplomatic mission to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), seeking to deepen bilateral ties and secure crucial investments for key Kenyan projects. A key focus of the visit is the expansion of Kenya’s Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) network, with the UAE potentially playing a significant role in extending the […]

African Leaders Chart New Course for Agri-Food Systems with Ambitious 10-Year Plan

Kampala, Uganda: The African Union has embarked on an ambitious new journey to transform its agri-food systems, adopting a 10-year strategy aimed at boosting agricultural output by 45% by 2035. The decision, reached at an extraordinary summit in Kampala, marks a pivotal moment in the continent’s quest for food security and economic prosperity. The Kampala […]

Africa’s Path to Food Sovereignty

Africa is a continent brimming with potential. The continent can produce enough food to sustain itself thanks to its wide range of climates and expansive agricultural regions. Nevertheless, Africa spends an incredible 50 billion USD annually on food imports in spite of its abundant resources. This situation not only illustrates the agricultural difficulties facing the […]

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