Every meal on your plate has a story from the soil where it grew, to the hands that harvested it, and the systems that brought it to your table. But how many of us really know where our food comes fr
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Irrigation in Africa is dangerously lagging. Only about 6% of farmland in sub-Saharan Africa is equipped with reliable irrigation. SoLAR Phase II is changing that. Building off SoLAR’s Phase I succes
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Agriculture is the backbone of Africa’s economy. It contributes 23% of GDP and provides jobs for over 60% of the population . Yet, food insecurity is growing. Climate change is the biggest threat.
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Animal nutrition is the backbone of livestock production. Feed alone accounts for 60–70% of total production costs in poultry, dairy, and meat industries . Yet, poor feed management remains one of th
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International Youth Day is more than a celebration. It’s a recognition of the role Africa’s youth play in transforming agriculture into a modern, profitable, and sustainable sector. Over 60% of Af
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SACCO tax compliance is not as complicated as it may seem. In fact, with the right approach, it can be a smooth process that keeps your cooperative safe, profitable, and credible. Many SACCOs in Afri
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African agribusiness is on the brink of a tech fueled revolution. Young entrepreneurs are using digital tools to reshape farming value chains improving productivity, market access, and financial incl
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Access to global markets rests on trust in product quality, safety, and conformity. For decades, Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has worked to earn that trust. Now, KEBS has secured major new intern
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Agriculture employs over 60 % of Africa’s workforce yet receives barely 3 % of formal bank lending. An estimated US $74 – 100 billion financing gap keeps millions of agripreneurs from scaling climate
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Post-harvest losses in Africa remain one of the most pressing challenges in the continent’s agriculture and food systems. Despite increased efforts to boost productivity and food security, millions o
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