Tanzania: Students' Ingenuity to Make Food Much Safer

Bad weather

BAD weather, infections, diminishing immunity or simply calamities? Well, while all these could be the causes, many diseases affecting most Tanzanians have been discovered to originate from dinner tables.

A KEYNOTE ADDRESS DELIVERED BY HIS EXCELLENCY, PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI, GCFR, PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIAAT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL COCOA SUMMIT HOLDING FROM 28TH TO 31ST AUGUST, 2017 AT NICON LUXURY HOTEL, ABUJA.

President Muhammadu Buhari RTD (GCFR)

President and Commander-In-Chief of Armed Forces of

Federal Republic of Nigeria.

 It is my singular honor and pleasure to be in your midst today to address this distinguished gathering at the opening ceremony of the First International Cocoa Summit taking place in our nation’s capital, Abuja.

Eritrea: Adi-Tekelezan - Plantation of Over 40,000 Tree Seedlings

Seeds

Over 40,000 tree seedlings are being planted at a communal level in Dekemhare administrative area, Adi-Tekelezan sub-zone.

Gambia: Villagers Complain of Insect Invasion On Their Farms

Maize

One Essa Bojang of Mbankam has call on the Government especially the Agriculture Ministry, to come to their aid as insects have invaded their maize and beans farms.

picture speak at the 1st Cocoa International Conference

The Commissioner of Agriculture Ekiti State Mr. Kehinde Odebunmi & Publisher food farm news, Mr. Ayeni Oladehinde

 A 1st Cocoa International Conference hits the third day of intensive deliberation for re positioning for better economy, here are the picture speak at the event. it is expected to end with a gala night.

Namibia: Newcastle Disease Outbreak in Omusati Is Fake News

Chicken

State veterinarian in Omusati Region Josephat Peter has dismissed reports of a second outbreak of Newcastle disease in the region.

Mozambique: Strikers Burn Down 44 Hectares of Sugar Cane in Maragra

Sugarcane

Strikers at Maragra sugar mill, in the southern Mozambican district of Manhiça, about 80 kilometres north of Maputo, on Wednesday burned down about 44.8 hectares of sugar cane.

Cross River to create 3000 jobs

Governor of the state, Prof. Ben Ayade

*  constructing N7bn cocoa processing plant

The Cross River Government has said that the state will create more than 3000 jobs for the youths through  cocoa production and processing in the state, this was disclosed during the First International Cocoa Summit, held in Abuja.

Kenya: Flour Supply in City Centre Stabilises as Transporters Resume

Flour

Normal supply of flour within Nairobi CBD resumed late last week with millers saying the shortage witnessed resulted from transporters keeping off the road.

We must consume what we produce- Stakeholders

1st International Cocoa Summit Abuja

Stakeholders present at the first international cocoa summit in Abuja have called on Nigerians to increase local consumption of cocoa in the country so as to be relevant among the comity of nation doing well in cocoa industry.