The company has received US$5.8M in a new funding round involving both existing and new investors, with the capital set aside for scaling its molecular farming platform.
The Nairobi-based venture studio will use the fresh capital to expand startups that are reshaping Africa’s food systems.
The accord confirms that products from Western Sahara will enjoy the same tariff preferences as goods from northern Morocco.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has taken a major step toward building a large-scale food production hub in Kongo Central.
The five-year project will target youth and women in Gatsibo District through training, infrastructure, and new employment opportunities.
The program seeks to expand local output, cut imports, and create jobs.
The Ministry of Agriculture has launched an eight-year programme to protect small-scale farmers from drought impacts.
The government says the investment will help cut food imports and boost local crop production.
Under the terms of the MoU, the organisations will focus on scaling programs for smallholder farmers in soy, wheat, maize, and rice value chains in Nigeria.
The two announcements will take center stage at Fruit Attraction 2025 in Madrid.