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Nigeria is seeking to transform its cashew industry by increasing local processing, attracting investment and moving away from the export of raw cashew nuts. The Federal Government validated the Nigeria
South Africa’s citrus industry is on course to record its highest-ever export volume in 2026, despite severe flooding, rising shipping costs, geopolitical disruptions and increasing regulatory pressure in key international
Global hunger has continued to decline for the third consecutive year, yet Africa remains the region most affected by food insecurity, according to the latest State of Food Security and
South Africa Tightens Import Rules for Low-Dairy Products South Africa has introduced new import regulations requiring importers of certain food products containing less than 5% dairy for human consumption to
South Africa’s pecan industry is enjoying another successful season, with growers reporting strong export activity as international demand for the premium tree nut continues to increase. Early indications suggest the
RABAT, Morocco – Morocco has resumed onion exports to African markets after lifting restrictions on shipments of the commodity, providing relief to exporters targeting key markets across the continent. The
ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigeria has announced a ban on the export of raw cocoa beans as part of an ambitious strategy to expand domestic processing, strengthen the country’s agro-industrial sector,
Mozambique is pursuing a strategy to strengthen domestic agricultural production and reduce food imports from South Africa, while maintaining regional trade and collaboration to improve food security across Southern Africa.
Eurasian Resources Group (ERG), one of the world’s leading diversified mining companies, is reportedly considering a significant corporate restructuring that would divide its Kazakhstan operations from its international mining assets.
Nigeria’s sesame industry could face significant challenges in 2026 as rising insecurity and the risk of flooding threaten production across key farming regions, raising concerns about the country’s export outlook