According to the auditor general, the firm is on the brink of collapse following years of debt owed by its primary customer, the Rwandan government.
A sharp rise in synthetic fiber use is shrinking cotton’s global share, pushing the UN to urge African nations to process more cotton at home to stay competitive.
Agriculture suffers heavy losses as drought enters seventh year, but other sectors cushion national employment.
The “AvoExperts” strike Gold and Silver at South Africa’s new industry awards platform.
New accreditation scheme aims to support food safety, sustainable farming and international trade.
New animal health initiative links dairy farmers with vets and vaccine suppliers through e-voucher system.
Government renews focus on self-sufficiency, modern distribution systems, and export potential.
The Oyo State project marks the third SAPZ inauguration under the AfDB’s Feed Africa strategy, unlocking new market potential in the southwest region.
The new funding is expected to speed up efforts to cut import reliance and improve production efficiency.
The new facility will help local farmers process livestock closer to home, create jobs, and improve access to affordable meat in the Eastern Cape.