From its original home in South America, the humble root crop of cassava has gained a foothold in Congolese life. Introduced to Africa centuries ago, cassava had taken root throughout the various landscapes of the Congo and grown into one of the most vital crops for...
Duck Farming in Congo: A Growing Demand in a Niche Market
Duck farming in the Republic of Congo has become a relatively narrow market with great potential for further expansion. Given this country's traditional forms of agriculture, its poultry industry has attracted attention due to rising domestic and international demand...
From Bean to Chocolate: Opportunities in Congo’s Cocoa Industry
On the rich soils of the Congo Basin, giant trees and everything from lowland gorillas to forest elephants grow. But beneath them, one of the tiniest but most powerful crops in the world is growing: cacao beans. The beans are a raw material for chocolate and might...
Challenges in Cereal Crops of Uganda: Millet, Sorghum, and Finger Millet
Millet, Sorghum, and Finger Millet are all cereal crops widely grown and harvested in Uganda. These crops are nutritious, and Finger Millet in particular has gained popularity for its resilience. Despite their popularity, cereal crop farmers face several challenges in...
The Impact of Cassava in Uganda
Uganda is among the leading cassava producers in Africa. It is important for the country's food security and economy. Cassava is the second most important staple food after bananas. These crops are produced mostly in the eastern and northern provinces. This is an...
Investing in Agri-Logistics Tech: A Strategic Move to Revolutionize Mozambique’s Food Supply Chain
For Mozambique's agriculture sector, the period is approaching a very disruptive transformation through technological innovations in agri-logistics. This is an extremely important sector for the economy that has to face a variety of challenges, from inefficient supply...
Zimbabwe’s Agricultural Sector: Five Business Opportunities You Need to Know
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...
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...












