Zambian Govt Removes Maize Subsidy
President Michael Sata has refuted claims that funds allocated to maize subsidy have been removed to support by-elections. read more »
Sierra Leone Diamonds Not Forever, Land Is
The lack of accessible markets has led much of the country's fruit harvest to go to waste, particularly in rural areas, and the sector continues to bear the hallmarks of subsistence, rather than … read more »
Meat Scandal In S Africa Tarnishes Industry
The red meat industry says the results of studies by academics has ruined them. Meat producers believe that the meat-labeling scandal have been blown out of proportion. A Stellenbosch University study … read more »
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Scientists have drawn up the first Soil Atlas of Africa to help farmers, land managers and policymakers to better understand the resource and manage it sustainably. Read more »
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President Hifikepunye Pohamba has officially annouced a drought emegergency after thousands of citizens have been classified as food insecure due to poor rainfall. Read more »
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At the inaugural U.S.-Liberia Partnership Dialogue, a special forum created to address Liberia's development agenda, officials from both countries underscored the need to improve ... Read more »
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President Michael Sata has refuted claims that funds allocated to maize subsidy have been removed to support by-elections. Read more »
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Ethiopians spoke to The Guardian about the government's villagisation' programme which has left many from the Gambella region "bereft of land and loved ones". Read more »
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The government has moved forward with a controversial program to distribute cell phones to poor farmers in a bid to cut corruption and deliver services in the agricultural sector. Read more »
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The steady growth that Africa has experienced in the past decade is being threatened by one of the continent's greatest challenges - unemployment. The World Economic Forum for ... Read more »
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While coffee production has plummeted in the last three decades, one entrepreneur is hoping to revive the industry and lure young men from joining militias. Read more »
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The international environmental group Global Witness has issued a new report which again criticizes the issuance of illegal permits to companies that are "robbing locals of their ... Read more »
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Amid the harsh desert climate that wiped out crops and sent food prices soaring last year, farmers are now using improved seeds, tools and farming techniques to grow their ... Read more »













