OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA/OST’s range of materials handling, screen and transmission products, includes an efficient spillage solution, designed to prevent production losses during materials handling in diverse sectors. Heavy duty OST impact beds are designed to…
The Food and Farm for Health initiative is strategically developed in collaboration with the Cool Chain Association (CCA) and the Humanitarian Logistics Association (HLA) Brussels/Miami, May 6, 2025 – Pharma.Aero and TIACA (The International Air Cargo Association) have…
In a significant move to boost agricultural productivity and empower vulnerable groups, the Renewed Hope Initiative, in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, as provided agricultural inputs and support to over 300 women and…
Nigeria has consistently ranked poorly in global human development reports, with declining life expectancy, shrinking household incomes, and alarmingly high unemployment rates. However, the most urgent challenge remains the worsening food insecurity. While President Bola…
L-R: The director-general, National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, Prof. Ayo Omotayo receiving the National Agricultural Policy Document from the permanent secretary, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, Dr Marcus Olaniyi Ogunbiyi, during…
The 2018 Biennial Review indicates that African Union states are not on-track to meet CAADP/Malabo goals by 2025 The African Union has launched a new Digital Toolkit and Knowledge Compendium for African leaders, food security…
Morocco’s mandarin exports, which have been declining since 2022, are experiencing a strong recovery, according to EastFruit. Data from Morocco’s Office des Changes indicates that from July 2024 to February 2025, Morocco exported 436,000 tons…
Africa imports over 100 million tons of food yearly, spending $75 billion, despite its vast agricultural potential. The Russo-Ukrainian war worsened food and fertilizer shortages. However, AfDB’s TAAT program has helped 12 million farmers and…
For decades, industrial agriculture has depleted ecosystems worldwide. Once teeming with microorganisms and rich nutrients, fertile soils have been exhausted by monoculture farming and excessive synthetic chemical use. While high-income nations developed vast industrial food…
The founder and Chancellor of Afe Babalola University, Aare Afe Babalola (SAN), has emphasized the importance of Nigeria returning to full-scale agricultural practices, asserting that no nation, particularly in Africa, can prosper without a robust…
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