Women contribute 80% of Nigeria’s agricultural output
The Benue Chairman, All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN), Aondongu Saaku, has said women contribute 80 per cent to agricultural production, particularly in Nigeria. Mr Saaku stated this at a
Nigeria, World Bank Advance In $410bn Energy Transition Funding – Osinbajo
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has expressed optimism of closing discussions with International Financial Institutions to raise needed funds to drive the country’s Green Energy Project. Osinbajo, in a keynote address
Senwes ups the storage performance ante
JOHANNESBURG – September 23, 2022 – Leading South African agri-business Senwes has once again partnered with Datacentrix, hybrid IT systems integrator and managed services provider; this time to replace the
Africa Agri Expo
Africa Agri Expo, now in its Sixth Edition, is one of the leading Agriculture events where we help you strengthen your business by identifying, connecting & establishing the right channel
Happy conditions for healthy plants
Fibertex SA’s horticulture solutions encompass the production of geosynthetic materials that are used to enhance the growth of healthy plants, trees and vegetables. “We have seen an upward trend in
Partnership Led by Roeslein Alternative Energy Wins $80 Million Grant
‘Horizon II’ Pilot Project in Iowa and Missouri to Demonstrate How Farmers Get Environmental Credit Compensation and Renewable Energy Revenue by Planting Prairie Grasses and Cover Crops St. Louis, MO
Tanzania dismisses claims of freezing maize export permits
Tanzania has dismissed claims by Kenyan traders that it has frozen the issuance of new maize export permits, urging them to follow procedures. “Tanzania hasn’t barred issuance of permits for
Beef producers looking to capture a bigger slice of the export market
Together with a collaborative approach between industry and government, then the country would have an advantage to negotiate more export markets. AS Statistics South Africa(Stats SA) reported decreased economic activities
South Africa halts orange exports to EU over fungal disease
South Africa, one of the world’s biggest citrus exporters, will voluntarily stop shipments of valencia oranges to the European Union (EU) from areas affected by a fungal disease, the citrus
Mixed results expected for SA’s agricultural exports in 2022
South Africa’s agricultural exports saw a 12% or about R51 billion quarter-on-quarter increase during the second quarter of the year, according to the latest trade data released by the Statistics