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• Pesticide Politics in Africa

• Middle East Organic & Natural Products Expo

• 56 African Heritage Sites are at Risk to Extreme Coastal Events: Study

• Research Insights: Invasive Alien Species Poses Threat to Agriculture and Biodiversity in Africa

• ICRISAT’S 50th Anniversary Celebration Held in Malawi

• IIM- Kozhikode Signs Pact to Promote Sustainable Agriculture in Over 30 Countries

• Food Prices Eased in April after Record Surge in March: UN Food Agency

• Kerry Opens Application & Development Center in Kenya to Promote Sustainable Nutrition

• Heifer International Announces US$3.5m Financing to Mechanize Africa’s Agriculture Sector

• Nestle Ghana Opens USD 22m Infant Cereals Plant in Tema

• Nutreco Secures USD 4.8m to Unlock Sustainable Feed Solutions in Africa

• Climate Crisis: Africa Requires $2.8 Trillion from 2020-2030 to Meet Goals

• TraceX Collaborates with Ghanaian Firm ‘Univision’ to Offer Traceability Solutions in Africa

• Ghana Opens Modern Maize Processing Facility in Sekyere-Central District of Ashanti Region

• "Achieving Zero-Hunger on African Continent is Possible": Global Agri Leaders Ahead of 2023 Africa Food Summit in Dakar

• Africa's Harissa, Raï & Kalela Receive UNESCO Heritage Status

• USDA Grants Nearly USD 1 Million to Boost NASDA Market Research in Africa, Southeast Asia

• Nigeria Launches 10-Year Document to Achieve Rice Self-Sufficiency

• African Leaders & U.S. Govt Affirm Commitment to Africa’s Nutrition Investment

• African Countries Keen to Buy Small Corn Consignments from India

• Urgent Action Is Needed to Address Africa's Triple Threat: Climate Change, Debt & Food Scarcity

• Coffea is a genus of flowering plants in the Rubiaceae family.

• Rice Import Cut: South Korea's K-Ricebelt Project Extends Support to Africa

• 'Adopt Africa as Hub for Agriculture, to Meet Global Food Crises,' Says Sunil Bharti Mittal

• Good Nature Agro Named One of Africa's Fastest Growing Companies of 2024

• Global Hunger Hits Alarm Bells as 733 Million Face Food Crisis in 2023

• Mpox Outbreak Escalates as WHO Considers Global Health Emergency Amid Surge in Africa

• Cholera Crisis Deepens as Global Cases Rise 13% and Deaths Soar 71% in 2023, WHO Reports

• Smallholder Farmers from Africa Urge Improved Access to Technology for Regenerative Agriculture and Resilience