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Mali, a landlocked country in West Africa, has a strong agricultural sector despite its dry terrain. Agriculture is about 33% of the nation’s GDP and employs nearly 80% of its population, making it a key part of the economy. However, like the dry Sahelian landscape,...
Gabon is famous for its natural resources like oil and minerals. But now, the country is looking to grow in a new way—through farming. Gabon wants to reduce its dependence on these traditional sectors and focus more on agriculture. Even though Gabon’s farming industry...
Angola has large areas of farmland and a great climate for growing crops. However, only 10% of its 35 million hectares of usable land are being farmed. The country is working to improve its farming sector. Angola’s diverse climate and fertile land offer great...
Uganda is growing into a key player in the global vanilla industry. Vanilla is one of the most valuable spices in the world and is in great demand for food, cosmetics, and perfumes. Uganda's rich soils and tropical climate make it a prime location for vanilla...
Did you know 70% of the population depends on the agricultural sector of Zimbabwe? Yes, agriculture plays a significant role in Zimbabwe's economy. Zimbabwe is a country in Southern Africa, mainly known for its landscape and diverse wildlife. The agricultural sector...
Agriculture is the backbone of the Tanzanian economy, providing about 26.7% of its GDP and employing approximately 67% of the workforce. However, over recent years, numerous significant challenges have hindered this, mainly due to the effects of climate change....
Rice is now a crucial crop for Uganda. It is a staple food and a source of income for smallholder farmers. In 2021, rice made up 15% of Uganda's cereal production. It was the second most important cereal crop after maize. Uganda's rice consumption is rising, driven by...
Groundnut farming is a key agricultural activity in Uganda. It is vital to millions of smallholder farmers' food security, nutrition, and income. Groundnuts, or peanuts, are the country's second most important legume, after beans. Farmers grow groundnuts on about...
Mango is known as the king of fruits, which has captivated people by its taste and sweetness. Tanzania is a leading mango producer in Africa. Day by day, this industry is promising, with a high potential for export growth. The country is working to obtain an annual...
The Zanzibar of Tanzania-owned spice sector offers an unparalleled, aromatic jewel to investors seeking diversification into agricultural markets. Zanzibar is traditionally called the "Spice Islands" for its rich cultural and economic history in the global spice...
Uganda’s agriculture sector contributes 24% of the country's GDP. It employs over 70% of the population. Sunflower cultivation is significant among the many crops grown, especially for oil production. Northern and eastern Uganda, with their favorable climate, have...
Tanzanian sweet potatoes are the most famous crop among the people of that region. Tanzania is the third world's top sweet potato producer. Many potatoes are grown in Tanzania, but sweet potatoes have a unique taste, and everyone loves them. Not only does these has...