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From talk to action: How GIZ is driving CAADP’s Kampala Agenda through cross-country learning

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Farmers in Cameroon pool savings to unlock credit

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Editor’s NotePrioritise food loss, waste solutions in Africa’s food security agendaFood security policies in African countries tend to focus on the need to increase…

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Kenya launches $11.4 billion AgriConnect Compact to transform agriculture and create jobs

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Kenya eyes new coffee markets as production target set at 150,000 tonnes by 2028

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New biological crop nutrition solutions to help Kenyan farmers get more from every bag of fertiliser

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Researchers develop new techniques to speed up finger millet breeding

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Drip irrigation cuts carbon footprint of coffee cultivation by nearly 60%, study finds

By Zablon Oyugi, May 13, 2026 – Drip irrigation can reduce the carbon footprint of coffee cultivation by nearly 60 per cent while significantly…

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CGIAR rolls out major crop breeding initiative targeting 12 priority crops

By Zablon Oyugi, May 7, 2026, Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) has launched a new initiative to transform crop breeding and accelerate…

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KEMRI Wellcome Trust and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine launch TRACE Program to fight aflatoxins and reduce child mortality

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