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Africa is potentially an agricultural powerhouse. The continent has 60 percent of the world’s uncultivated arable land and could grow enough food to meet its own needs and export surpluses. Yet hundreds of millions go hungry. Despite recent progress, Africa’s farmers, most of whom are smallholders, underperform.
In 2012, food insecurity is still a major global concern as 1 billion people are suffering from...
Land rights experts discuss rights and ownership with pastoralists. File Photo
TUMWIMBILE Kasoko of Mchombe village of Kilombero District remembers vividly the death of her...
Communities use indigenous knowledge on forests to conduct weather forecast. File Photo
THE year 2015 was a bad one for many residents of Olchoronyori village in Simanjiro District of...
Science, technology and innovation as well as human resource development are critical in Africa...
Japan and the African Development Bank on Friday announced a joint target of $3.5 billion under...
The African Development Bank delegation’s packed sessions kicked off on Thursday with President...
Prioritizing the digital space will help shift the development focus for Africa’s agribusiness...
In order to raise agricultural land and labour productivity, to generate rural employment and...
Tabora Region.
RESIDENTS of King’wangoko village in Kaliua District, Tabora Region are struggling to raise over...
Is the industrialisation that Africa so strongly advocates just taking time to happen or...
Dr Ibrahim Mayaki
The African Union Development Agency-NEPAD is the first ever development agency of the African...
More often than not, the news sucks. It’s depressing and disappointing (but, hey, so is real...