If you want to invest in agriculture, Senegal should be your top choice. It is the third-largest peanut-producing country in Africa. Its peanut industry supports the livelihoods of many farmers. The peanut sector in Senegal has a storied past, with its influence...
Carrot Farming in Congo: Contribution to the Vegetable Market
Carrot production is a growing but underdeveloped sector in the Congo's agricultural sector. Because of its nutritional benefits and increasing consumer demand, carrot production is gradually becoming significant for food security. It also has a great impact on...
Invest in Africa’s Agriculture: Discover The 3 Main Cash Crops of Senegal
Want to invest in Africa? You've come to the right place! Senegal, a country in West Africa, offers immense opportunities. Senegal is a vibrant country with a rich agricultural heritage. Its economy leans heavily on farming, with a big part of the population working...
Sweet Potato Industry in Congo: Superfood for Local and Global Markets
Sweet potatoes are widely harvested for their nutritional benefits, but are slowly entering the " superfood " league in both local and international markets. Sweet potatoes represent huge potential to address food security and economic growth in the Republic of Congo....
Uganda’s Agriculture: Interests of the Youths & Their Perspective
Countless youths in Uganda have made a successful living out of agriculture. Among them, Mpiima Muhammed is a success story that inspires youth in his area. He dropped out of school and developed a successful agri-entrepreneurship with tomato farming. His...
Zimbabwe’s Agriculture: Farmers Adapting to Climate Change for More Crops
Zimbabwean farmers are finding creative ways to cope with the challenges of climate change that have brought unpredictable rainfall, high temperature risings, and frequent extreme weather events. These changes threaten the food security of rural livelihoods, mainly...
Congo’s Mango: Potential Challenges, Opportunities, and Investment Prospects
Agriculture in Congo has yet to be fully exploited, especially in producing fruits like mangoes. Mango is ranked as one of the most important tropical fruits in the world. The favorable climatic conditions in Congo fall within a perfect area for mango production...
Banana Cultivation in Congo: A Key Crop for Export and Local Markets
Banana cultivation plays a great role in the agricultural economy of the Congo, both as a food staple and as a potential export product. Among the most important crops grown by many farmers, bananas provide food security for millions of Congolese and income for...
Saffron Industry of Congo: Investment in the Most Expensive Spice in the World
Saffron, called "red gold," is the world's most expensive spice. It's highly valued because of its unique flavor, rich aroma, and deep color. Prices may vary between $5,000 and $10,000 a kilogram, depending on quality, while the global market is booming with its usage...
Congo’s Cashew Industry: A Nutty Investment Opportunity
Cashew is one of the most lucrative crops in the world, as it has great demand for foodstuffs, snacks, and cosmetics. The cashew global market is going lukewarm, and Africa is supplying a vast amount of the world's total RCN, especially West and Central Africa. The...
Ghana’s Cashew Industry: A Pathway to Prosperity
You may be aware that the cashew nut is the softest and offers many health benefits. And Ghana is the world's leading exporter of cashew nuts, ranking 14th overall. The story of Ghana’s cashew industry is not just about numbers; it’s about the thousands of farmers...
Nigerian Agriculture: Solar Irrigation Boosting Profits for Nigerian Farmers
Nigeria has an agriculture-based economy. The contribution of agriculture to Nigeria's GDP in 2023 was 23.78% according to the Nigerian Minister of Rural and Agricultural Development. The sector also employs 35% of the country's labor force [FAO 2020]. Nigeria’s...












