Ethiopia, a country in East Africa, is famous for its history, stunning landscapes, and lively culture. But beyond these, agriculture is the lifeline of its people. Picture a farmer in Oromia, standing in his maize field as the morning sun lights up his crops. For...
A Guide to Soybean Farming in Nigeria
Soybean farming in Nigeria has become a lucrative venture, drawing interest from investors and farmers alike. With its multiple uses in industries ranging from food processing to animal feed, soybeans have cemented their importance in agriculture. This guide provides...
Gambia: Investment In Organic Farming
The Gambia is a small country in West Africa known for its rich cultural diversity, beautiful landscapes, and warm, welcoming people. But beyond its pristine plains is a story of promise and possibility — especially in organic farming. The Gambia is a small nation,...
The Role of Sesame Seeds in Ethiopia’s Economy
Ethiopia's agricultural sector is the backbone of its economy, employing over 80% of its population and contributing significantly to the country's GDP. Among its key agricultural exports, sesame seeds stand out as a vital crop, ranking second only to coffee in value....
Sorghum Production in Ethiopia’s Economy
Ethiopia is a nation that is full of different landscapes and rich cultures; it is also referred to as the cradle of humanity. Its mountains, plains, and valleys talk of strength and endurance. Sorghum is one of its valuable crops. Generations of Ethiopian farmers...
2024 Investment Climate Statements: Malawi
Malawi is working to create a better environment for business owners and investors in 2024. As a country in Southern Africa, it faces some challenges, such as poor infrastructure, small industrial base, and heavy dependency on agriculture. But the government is...
Gambia’s Mango Sector: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
Who doesn’t love mangoes? Mangoes are enjoyed worldwide for their delicious taste and versatility and are known as the “king of fruits.” In Gambia, mangoes play a vital role in the economy. As they are renowned for their high quality in domestic and international...
Climate-Smart Agriculture Investments to Boost Agricultural Production in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is a country known for its beautiful scenery, culture, diverse wildlife, and landscape. The climate of the country is mostly tropical, with the rainy season starting from November to March and the dry season from April to October. These seasons have...
Policy Innovations to Create Opportunities for Zimbabwe’s Youth in Africa’s Agri-Food Systems
Like many African countries, Zimbabwe has a rich agricultural heritage and vast potential in the agri-food sector. Despite agriculture being a backbone of the economy, youth participation in the sector has been limited due to various challenges. However, with the...
Passion Fruit Farming in Congo: A Tropical Delight for Export Markets
Farming of passion fruit is gaining momentum in the Democratic Republic of Congo owing to its lucrative nature and rising demand across the world. With its strong flavor and multi-use value, this fruit is turning out to be one of the most exported fruits across...
Millet Industry of Senegal
Want to invest but have no clue where to put your money? We have got you covered. Senegal, a country located in West Africa, is the place for you. Now let's learn why. Senegal's agriculture employs a large portion of the country's workforce. Amongst other agricultural...
Sorghum as a Crop of Climate Resilience in Congo
As the climate crisis worsens, the Democratic Republic of the Congo will face serious challenges to agricultural productivity. Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and degradation of the soil make food security and rural livelihoods precarious. Of the different...












