Kenya and DR Congo Sign Bilateral Cooperation in the Agricultural Sector
Kenya and DR Congo Sign Bilateral Cooperation in the Agricultural Sector
Senegal faces economic boom in Oyster farming
The mangrove swamp near Joal-Fadiouth, a fishing village in southern Senegal, teems with oysters but hunting for shellfish treasure among gnarly tree roots in brackish water is a lot of…
South Africa: KZN floods impact the trucking industry
Authorities in KwaZulu-Natal have requested that, where possible, all freight movements (trucks) towards the Port of Durban are suspended / withheld until the situation at the Port has improved. There
Africa Commits to Green Recovery From Covid-19 Amid Daunting Challenges
Africa Commits to Green Recovery From Covid-19 Amid Daunting Challenges
Kenya: 3.5 Million Kenyans Facing Starvation Due to Prevailing Drought – IGAD
Nairobi — At least 3.5 Kenyans are facing starvation as a result of the biting drought in the Horn of Africa, Intergovernmental Authority on Development’s (IGAD’s) Executive Secretary Workneh Gebeyehu,
South Africa sets $900 million annual mineral exploration target
Photo: Minerals Council South Africa South Africa, home to the world’s biggest deposits of a number of minerals, has set an annual target of attracting $900 million of mining exploration
African countries meet at UN forum on food and agriculture
FAO Regional Conference for Africa begins in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea 11 April 2022, Malabo – On Equatorial Guinea’s capital island of Malabo, agriculture ministers from across Africa are meeting this
Contractor Byrnecut Offshore mobilises for B2Gold’s Wolfshag, Namibia’s first major underground gold mine
Mobilisation of Byrnecut’s newest offshore contract for Canadian-owned Corp B2Gold recently commenced. The contract is located at the Otjikoto operation and specifically covers the new high grade Wolfshag Underground Mine,
Revamp agriculture to tame cost of living
A multi-storeyed kitchen garden at Wambugu Agriculture Training Centre in Nyeri County. FILE PHOTO | NMG The cost of basic items in Kenya has skyrocketed to a level requiring serious
Guinea: Foreign Mining companies ordered to process bauxite on site
Guinea’s ruling junta has given foreign companies until the end of May to submit proposals and a timetable for the construction of bauxite refineries. Colonel Mamady Doumbouya in a meeting