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- May- 2026 -27 May
Kenya flower industry defies global headwinds
Kenya’s floriculture industry is demonstrating renewed resilience and global competitiveness despite mounting geopolitical, freight and sustainability pressures, as organizers announced…
Read More » - 27 May
Arrigoni Group addresses the challenge of insect pests, even in seed crops
The increasing pressure of insect pests in open-field conditions, combined with the evolution of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) protocols and…
Read More » - 25 May
Disaster risk financing ignites hope in Mozambique’s Magude province
Magude District, in Mozambique’s Maputo Province, has long lived under the shadow of drought. Families face dwindling harvests, dry rivers,…
Read More » - 21 May
What Africa can learn from Global AgTech trends
Africa’s agrifood systems sit at the intersection of the continent’s most pressing issues: food security, employment, climate resilience, and industrial…
Read More » - 21 May
Kenya’s diesel cut leaves commuters, food traders and businesses waiting for real relief
Kenya’s diesel cut is now being measured away from the pump: in Public Service Vehicle (PSV) fares, farm-to-market transport bills,…
Read More » - 21 May
The Strait of Hormuz: A geopolitical bottleneck testing the resilience of the fresh produce industry
Growing geopolitical tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz are once again highlighting the enormous logistical fragility of the international fruit…
Read More » - 21 May
Rwanda school feeding programme boosts farmer incomes
Rwanda provides school meals to almost 4.8 million students – one of the country’s most ambitious investments in education, nutrition,…
Read More » - 19 May
Addressing pesticide resistance across Africa
In parts of West Africa, cotton farmers have started to notice something worrying; products that used to work well against…
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