Agriculture has long been the pillar of Zimbabwe’s economy. It has been supporting millions of livelihoods and making a significant contribution to national development. The country’s rich natural resources, fertile soils, and suitable climate make it a powerhouse for...
Bio-Tech Solutions for Mozambique’s Agriculture: A Growing Market
The agricultural sector in Mozambique is likely to undergo a major revolution driven by biotech solutions. Agriculture contributes an important share of the country's economy, yet Mozambique faces many challenges, including inefficient supply chains and inadequate...
Firm-level Technology Adoption in Malawi’s Formal Sector: Challenges & Drivers
Malawi's formal sector has slowly gotten used to adopting new technologies and skills lately, improving productivity, efficiency, and competitiveness. Technology adoption in Malawi’s formal sector is mostly done by digital tools, mobile banking, cloud services, etc....
Uganda’s Floriculture Industry: Rise of a Sector and Its Impact on Agriculture
Floriculture is a part of the horticulture industry dealing with the commercial production of ornamental and bedding plants, cut flowers, etc. The overall global market of floriculture has overcome the challenges and is rising each year to new heights. Uganda, being a...
Balancing Mozambique’s Forest Conservation with Responsible Logging
The Miombo woodlands, which cover the lush forests of Mozambique, are at a crossroads today. They pose a fine line between conservation and logging—a dilemma that holds immense opportunities yet formidable challenges. With an area spanning over half the country, these...
Sudan’s Oil Industry: A Wealth Windfall or a Dangerous Dependency?
Sudan, often overlooked in global economic discussions, has found itself at a crossroads thanks to the golden ticket of oil. Since its independence in 1956, Sudan has suffered many wars and conflicts, which have frightened away investors. A lot has changed, though,...
Ghana’s Agricultural Sector: Challenges in Implementing Potential Features & Their Solutions
Ghana has a significant role in the world’s agricultural system. This country is currently the world's second-biggest producer of cocoa, accounting for about 20% of global production. Besides, Ghana is the fourth-largest producer of cassava and the world's...
Preventing and Transforming Food Waste in Ghana: Pathway to Farmer Prosperity
Do you know how much food is wasted annually? The FOA reported that 30% to 50% of food never reaches anyone’s plate! Unexpectedly, daily food waste is more than just a waste of food; it is also a waste of people's efforts to earn. Furthermore, the agricultural...
Rabbit Farming in Congo: A Low-Cost Venture with High-Yield Potential
Rabbit, once thought to be an agricultural niche, is now being converted into a mainstream opportunity in Congo. Recognized for rapid reproduction and low feed and resource requirements, rabbits promise a niche for livestock production for many small-scale farmers and...
Investing in Sanitation Infrastructure in Mozambique: Path to Public Health and Economic Growth
Mozambique is a nation rich in natural resources and a strong cultural heritage. But it also faces many challenges in public health and infrastructure. Among such hurdles is the one related to sanitation infrastructure, which directly addresses the questions of...
The Future of Oil Palm Trees in Congo: Sustainable Strategies for Long-Term Growth
The palm oil tree becomes more than a source of palm oil, interwoven with the very fabric of life in the Congo Basin. For centuries, the palm provided food, shelter, and medicine for the local communities. The fruit of the oil palm contains much oil, which is used in...
Youth in Mozambique: Forging Change and Innovation
Mozambique is rich in beautiful landscapes and boasts a deep cultural heritage. Now it stands at the threshold of a new transformation. With two-thirds of the total population of this country being youth, filled with zeal to be the leaders of tomorrow and contribute...












