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12 hours ago

Decade of defending maize MLN in Africa: Kenya celebrates Dr. Suresh’s legacy as a maize pathologist

By Panagrimedia Correspondent, February 17, 2026 Scientists, policymakers and agriculture experts from across Eastern, Southern Africa and Central Africa gathered in Nairobi to honor…

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4 days ago

Zimbabwe advances One Health action to reduce antimicrobial use in poultry and dairy systems

By Murimi Gitari, February 13, 2025 Zimbabwe has taken a significant step towards tackling antimicrobial resistance (AMR in agrifood systems) following a four-day national…

Development, News

4 days ago

The National Business Initiative (NBI) urges SONA to frame water, energy and Ccimate crises as national economic priorities

The rapid expansion of renewable energy is essential, and the same time the country mustensure energy reliability during the transition, including the continued role…

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5 days ago

Africa’s crop diversity under threat, action needed to protect food security and nutrition

Participants of the regional launch for Africa of The Third Report on the State of the World’s Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture.…

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5 days ago

Malawi, ICRISAT support release of the country’s first early-maturing vegetable pigeonpea variety

By Zablon Oyugi, Feb 11, 2026: The Government of Malawi and the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) and national research…

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1 week ago

Nature, carbon and climate are becoming core investment themes – with Africa at the centre

Ai generated image showing futuristic African cityscape powered by green technology – a vibrant vision of sustainability and innovation. By Murimi Gitari February 9,…

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2 weeks ago

Kenya’s Research-to-Commercialization Programme helps universities mobilize $4.68M and create over 400 Jobs

The official launch of the Research to Commercialization Impact Report. Photo Credit: KENIA By Murimi Gitari, February 05, 2026 A major programme designed to transform…

Development, News, Topical

2 weeks ago

$1 million boost fuels Morocco’s climate finance drive

Participants at the launch in Rabat included (from left to right): El Baijouni Ihssane and Belahsen Sara of the Crédit Agricole du Maroc Group…

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2 weeks ago

Kenya, CIP inaugurate Potato Breeding Hub to boost infrastructure and potato breeding in the country

ByZablonOyugi, February 02, 2026, The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO), in collaboration with the International Potato Centre (CIP), has inaugurated a regional…

News, Topical

3 weeks ago

Communities in eastern Zimbabwe plant trees and turn invasive species into climate-smart solutions

Community members observe the production of biochar from the invasive shrub Vernonanthura polyanthes (locally known as Mupesepese), transforming a harmful species into a climate-smart…

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Decade of defending maize MLN in Africa: Kenya celebrates Dr. Suresh’s legacy as a maize pathologist

Zimbabwe advances One Health action to reduce antimicrobial use in poultry and dairy systems

The National Business Initiative (NBI) urges SONA to frame water, energy and Ccimate crises as national economic priorities

Africa’s crop diversity under threat, action needed to protect food security and nutrition

Malawi, ICRISAT support release of the country’s first early-maturing vegetable pigeonpea variety

Nature, carbon and climate are becoming core investment themes – with Africa at the centre

Kenya’s Research-to-Commercialization Programme helps universities mobilize $4.68M and create over 400 Jobs

$1 million boost fuels Morocco’s climate finance drive

Kenya, CIP inaugurate Potato Breeding Hub to boost infrastructure and potato breeding in the country

Communities in eastern Zimbabwe plant trees and turn invasive species into climate-smart solutions

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