A 6.8-magnitude quake in Morocco’s High Atlas mountains claimed over 2 000 lives. Photo: Supplied

Morocco earthquake: CGIAR stands with farmers

10 September 2023
African Development Bank president Dr Akinwumi Adesina highlights the promising potential of the Africa Climate Risk Insurance Facility for Adaptation during a key event at the Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi last week. Photo: Supplied

AfDB launches ACRIFA to safeguard farmers from climate risks

10 September 2023
Solar-powered desalination plant provides clean drinking water to Djiboutian villages near the wind farm, addressing a critical national water crisis in the East African country of Djibouti. Photo: Supplied

Greener future: Djibouti launches Red Sea Power wind farm

10 September 2023
FAO’s decision to host the World Farmers’ Organisation annual meeting at its headquarters in Rome reflects the significance of its partnership. Photo: Supplied

WFO gears up for 2024 annual meeting at FAO headquarters

8 September 2023
“Africa has spoken,” says Kenyan president William Ruto. “We have articulated clearly the way forward for our continent and the world.” Photo: William Ruto/Twitter

Innovation blossoms: Ruto drives green agriculture

6 September 2023
FAO and AIM for Climate joined forces to empower nations in optimising public agricultural investments to combat climate change’s adverse effects. This partnership promises evidence-based strategies for a sustainable future. Photo: Supplied

FAO and AIM for Climate join forces to green agriculture spending

4 September 2023
Cultivating Change: FarmingFarmersFarms editor-in-chief Dr Adewale Kupoluyi emphasises the media’s role in shaping the agricultural destiny of Nigeria and the African continent. Photo: Ivor Price/FoodForAfrika.com

Experts stress agricultural journalism’s role in Nigeria’s prosperity

31 August 2023
LEAP Africa received accolades at the Krutham Africa Impact Investment Awards for their outstanding contributions to empowering young agricultural innovators, paving the way for positive change in Africa’s agricultural landscape. Photo: Supplied

LEAP Africa’s agricultural impact honoured at Krutham awards

31 August 2023
Greenpeace Africa urges African governments to prioritise a just transition to renewable energy, recognizing its potential to safeguard agriculture and empower communities against the backdrop of escalating climate crises. Photo: Supplied

Greenpeace Africa: Renewable energy for agricultural resilience

31 August 2023
Seychelles and Malawi are gearing up to strengthen their agricultural collaboration with the appointment of Andrew Zumbe Kumwenda. This move marks a significant step in deepening their diplomatic ties and fostering mutual agricultural growth, as both nations seek to exchange expertise and knowledge in the farming sector. Photo: Supplied

Seychelles & Malawi boost agriculture ties

30 August 2023
Pioneering ag-tech company Origin Digital is poised to transform agricultural lending in Sub-Saharan Africa, bridging the credit gap for smallholder farmers and SMEs through predictive analytics tools that offer unprecedented insight into farm performance and creditworthiness. Photo: Supplied

Origin Digital: Ag-tech bridges credit gap for African farmers

29 August 2023
Comprising various sources of funding, the grant to Ethiopia includes $54 million from the African Development Fund, $20 million from the government of the Netherlands, $10 million from agribusiness firm OCP Africa, and $300 000 from the Global Centre on Adaptation. Photo: Supplied

$84.3m boost for Ethiopia’s wheat production

18 August 2023
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