Gates Foundation Commits $10 Million for Food Fortification in Nigeria, Two Others

Food

As part of efforts to tackle one of Africa's major health concerns, malnutrition, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has provided a $10 million grant for food fortification in Nigeria, Tanzania and Kenya.

Twenty Initiatives Saving Seeds for Future Generations

Seed

By saving, exchanging, and reusing seeds over thousands of years, farmers and gardeners carefully selected crops for various traits adapted to many growing conditions and climates, creating a rich genetic plant heritage that formed the base of the global food supply.

Sudan: Hassabo Meets AOAD General Director

Farmer

The Vice-President of the Republic, Hassabo Mohammed Abdul Rahman met, Wednesday, at his office, at the Republican Palace, the General Director of Arab Organization for Agricultural Development, Prof. Ibrahim Al-Dekheri.

12 Ways the Tech Industry is Hacking Food Waste

Food Waste

Around the world, farmers, cooks, innovators, and entrepreneurs are developing technologies to address issues in every aspect of the food system. Food tech specifically focused on preventing and recovering food waste are changing the way eaters interact with food–and helping save them money.

Angola: Companies Invest Over USD 300 Million in Agro-Industry

Agro-Industry

At least USD 310 million is the total value of an investment contract signed between private companies for the production of cereals, vegetables, fruits and meat in the Agro-industrial Complex of Capanda (PAC) in northern Malanje province.

Gambia: Second Generation Farmer Consultations Underway

Farmers

The National Coordinating Organisation for Farmers Associations, The Gambia, otherwise known as NACOFAG, on Thursday 10 August 2017, started a two- day consultation forum on the Gambia National Agriculture Investment Plan, GNAIP.

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.