Ghana’s vegetable exports continue after improvements to its SPS capabilities
By Dr Dennis Rangi – Director General – Development, CABI
Like many of my fellow Africans, I proceed into 2019 with ...
Comment by Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural economist at FNB Agri-Business
After a slow start to the 2018/19 summer crop season with severe dryness during December 2018 in the growing areas ...
By Dr Roelof Botha (GIBS Faculty – part-time) and Prof Ilse Botha (University of Johannesburg)
Executive Summary
Any doubts over the overwhelming impact that the debate on land expropriation ...
Background:
During 2018, land expropriation without compensation (EWC) dominated the public discourse in South Africa to such an extent that it was declared the Word of the Year by the Pan South ...
By :William Gumede
Giving communal land to individual households, rather than mostly corrupt traditional overseers, will unlock real value, energy and entrepreneurship.
Zimbabwe's failed ...
Comment by Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural economist at FNB Agri-Business
South Africa : Following a stellar performance in 2017, South Africa’s agriculture output shrank by massive 29.2% in the ...
By Kenny Ewan, CEO of Wefarm
A stranger enters the room, from another world, and tells a long-time team to do things differently.
The chances of a great outcome, based on human psychology, are ...
Up to 80% of Africa’s agricultural production is delivered by small farms. And though common stereotypes may suggest otherwise, most of these small agricultural enterprises are heavily dependent on ...
By Innocent Mhangarai :
Most small scale farmers experience post-harvest loses season after season due to lack of proper handling facilities and this has hindered progress in Sub-Saharan ...
Rudo Kwaramba-Kayombo :
Africa’s new generation of leaders could learn a thing or two about how to become great, but it takes much more to become an extraordinary leader like former South African ...