Bananas are the world's most consumed fruit, with over 100 billion people eating them yearly. Bananas taste similar to plantains, which present a promising alternative to bananas and offer several advantages over them. Ghanaians widely consume plantains as a staple...
Investment Opportunities of Zimbabwe’s Cotton Industry
Why invest in Zimbabwe’s cotton industry? One might ask. Cotton, known as “white gold,” is one of the key cash crops in Zimbabwe. With the support of the government and smallholder farmers, along with effective strategies, Zimbabwe's cotton industry is growing. It...
Cameroon: The Largest Palm Oil Producer in Central Africa
Did you know you can earn more profits than you can imagine by investing in a palm oil business? Well, Central Africa is the place for you. More specifically, Cameroon’s palm oil offers many investment opportunities. The Republic of Cameroon, in the heart of Central...
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...
Agricultural Export Market of Uganda: A Road to Reach Billions
Robert Tigarya, the 30-year-old, is a proud owner of a small farm in his birthplace, Lulyambuzi Village. While others pursued white-collar jobs in the city, he made up his mind about farming. After spending 6 difficult years to see the light of hope, he became the...
Navigating Challenges in Ghana’s Palm Oil Industry: Towards Sustainable Solutions
Tarina, a spirited young girl, firmly believed in the extraordinary powers of palm oil to evade trouble. When her family members chased after her, she would coat herself in palm oil and slip away effortlessly, so they could never catch her because she became too...
Cocoa in Cameroon: A Closer Look
Cocoa production is considered to be one of the most profitable businesses in Cameroon. If you're looking to invest and do not know where to put your money, then this is the place for you. Discover why investing in Cameroon's booming cocoa industry could be your next...
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....
A Strategic Guide for Investors: Opening Opportunities in Ghana’s Rice Industry
The thought that rice makes us fat is not entirely true; instead, the fact is that rice is low in fat. Consuming rice in an appropriate portion and combining it with other nutritious foods can help incorporate it into a healthy diet. Even though rice does not contain...
Uganda: Story of a country blessed with agricultural opportunity
Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, heavily relies on agriculture in this modern era of technology. Do you know that over 70% of people employed in the country are directly connected to agriculture? The number is huge and so is the size of Uganda’s agriculture-based...