Agriculture is the main economic activity in Uganda. This is the sector on which the majority of the Ugandan people depend for their daily bread. Among the many crops grown, bananas are unique, especially a type called Matooke. This staple food is not only a basic...
Rwanda’s Papaya- Nutrient-Rich Fruit in the Beauty Products Industry
Papaya is a common fruit in Rwanda, locally known as "ipapai." Rwandan papaya is gaining recognition for its quality and nutritional value. However, it faces challenges in the production and exportation sectors. Hence, the government of Rwanda is taking a series of...
The Growing Potential of Tomato Farming in Uganda
Uganda's agriculture is the most dominant sector that drives the economy. In Uganda, it employs workers who account for over 70% of human resources in Agriculture. Ensuring food security is on the central agenda for the sector. And at the same time, the sector has a...
The Rise of Bamboo Farming in Sierra Leone: A Green Investment
Bamboo farming has emerged as a promising investment opportunity in many parts of Africa. With its ability to grow rapidly and adapt to various environments, bamboo offers a sustainable solution to many agricultural and environmental challenges. Sierra Leone, with its...
Economic Impact of Yam Production on Nigerian Rural Communities
Nigeria is renowned as the world's largest yam producer, a distinction that highlights not just its agricultural prowess but also its rich cultural heritage. Yams are significant in Nigerian traditions, celebrated through festivals, and are an important part of local...
Mango Sector in Ghana: A Prospect for Long-Term Development
When asked about their favorite fruits, most people invariably mention mango—a fruit that 94% of people worldwide love to eat. A fruit that has earned the title of "king of fruits." The mango market size reached a value of nearly $57,332.9 million in 2021. In Ghana,...
Zimbabwe’s Agricultural Sector: Challenges and Solutions
When you think of Zimbabwe, the magical Victoria Falls definitely comes to mind. In the heart of Africa, Zimbabwe is home to many natural wonders. Among them, Victoria Falls is known worldwide as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Here, the water catches...
Malawi’s Fisheries Sector: A Quick Look
Did you know the fisheries sector is important to the economies of many Southeastern African countries? With 20% covered in water, Malawi is no different. Lake Malawi is the largest and most important lake for fishing in the country. The fisheries sector of Malawi...
Cameroon’s Agriculture: The Golden Crop, Maize
Agriculture is one of the most profitable sectors to invest in. So if you want to invest in agribusiness, the Republic of Cameroon is the place for you! Situated in the center of sub-Saharan Africa, Cameroon is a diverse country that is often called 'Africa in...
Uganda: Reasons Why Africa’s Leading Coffee Exporter is Still Underexploited
Mary Butsina was featured in National Geographic in 2023. As a female farmer, she is looking after her family by concentrating on coffee farming. In a good season, Mary says she can make 6,000,000 Ugandan shillings (around £1,300) — a decent income for this area....
Top Tourist Destinations in Libya
Libya is a very beautiful country. It has a lot of history and amazing places to visit. Even though it has had many severe political problems, Libya is starting to see more tourists again. More than 100,000 people visit Libya each year. One of the best places to see...
All You Need to Know Before Starting a Banana Plantation in Kenya
Kenya’s fertile lands and favorable climate have made it a regional hub for agriculture. Among its many crops, bananas are quickly gaining attention—not just for food security, but as a serious investment opportunity. Bananas are a staple in many Kenyan households....