The West Africa Food System Resilience Program (FSRP) was officially launched on June 15, 2022. This program, which was announced last November, is supported by the World Bank in Togo and six other countries in…
(Togo First) - The Lomé-based pan-African banking group Ecobank and Mastercard want to support African farmers via the digitalization of agricultural value chains. The two parties sealed a deal to this end this week, according…
Emma Okonji Microsoft is set to solve Africa’s food security challenges by enabling digital transformation in agriculture that will help farmers take advantage of modern technology tools to boost food productivity. The roundtable explored how…
Hammed Shittu The Executive Director of the Agriculture and Rural Management Training Institute (ARMTI) Ilorin, Dr. Olufemi Oladunni has said that Nigeria’s agriculture research sector loses about $100 million yearly due to its inability to…
By Cherno Omar Bobb Department of Planning Services under the Ministry of Agriculture last Tuesday reviewed The Gambia's Performance in the Third Biennial Report at NaNA conference hall. The African Union Commission initiated a comprehensive…
Johannesburg, South Africa, (15 June) 2021: The new FendtONE platform merges the machine and the office into one control unit. FendtONE combines the familiar operation of the tractor with the terminal for planning or controlling…
Mastercard and Ecobank Group will deploy Mastercard Farm Pass, an award-winning, innovative solution that helps connect smallholder farmers to financial and agricultural ecosystemsMastercard Farm Pass will be rolled out leveraging the 33 countries where Ecobank…
CCAFS East African regional program selects six sites to test interventions that address risks related to climate change and variability. Featured here is the Lower Nyando Photo: via Flickr Ghana, like many developing countries in…
By Busani Bafana Bulawayo — Onions and rice are a conspicuous part of every meal in Senegal, including the famous Poulet Yassa. However, climate change makes it hard for smallholder farmers to grow enough staple…
by Olatunji Saliu and Guo Jun On a farm in the northwest suburb of Abuja, Nigeria's capital, Wang Xuemin, sweating profusely under the hot sun in June, walked along a ridge between rice paddy fields…
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