AFRICAN & MIDDLE EAST NEWS

The three-year project aims to cut emissions and raise dairy productivity.

The project was showcased at TICAD 9 in Yokohama, highlighting the role of digital technology in strengthening African agriculture.

The BigBucks variety reaches its highest crop yet, strengthening South Africa’s position in global apple markets.

The new partnership aims to deliver a safer option for livestock and protect farmers’ livelihoods across Africa.

Ethiopia’s gazetted tariff concessions open fresh opportunities for its coffee, pulses, and horticulture exports under AfCFTA.

The new facility in Shai Osudoku District will produce 385,000 tonnes of fertilizer annually and reduce the country’s reliance on imports.

Solidaridad East and Central Africa sent ten cooperative leaders from Kwale and Taita Taveta to the Coastal Region Agribusiness Expo.

Agribusiness firm cites steady avocado exports, stronger macadamia returns and a profitable blueberry unit as key drivers of performance.

Cape Town will host the global blueberry summit in September, marking the event’s first time in Africa.

The Yirgalem Agro-Industrial Park, which processed 16,000 tons of raw materials during the period, continues to expand into new product lines.