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Somalia: lives and livelihoods of millions still at risk, FAO calls for an urgent scale-up in emergency humanitarian aid alongside resilience

By Rogers Aghan, March, 6, 2023, While humanitarian assistance has prevented worse outcomes and staved off famine in parts of Somalia thus far, millions…

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Nandi County government in partnership with tea-processing factories to enhance roads

By Rogers Aghan, March 2, 2023, Nandi County Government has agreed with tea processing factories to jointly manage and oversee tax collection and maintain…

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IFAD, the UN’s rural development agency, and India deepen shared commitment to build resilient rural livelihoods

March, 02, 2023, As India takes over the G20 presidency, an International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) delegation to India led by Donal Brown,…

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Millet, still one of the most reliable crops globally

By Rogers Aghan, March, 2, 2023, Millets constitute an extensive group of small-grained, dryland cereals including barnyard, foxtail, and fonio, among others. Millets are…

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IFAD President in Germany stresses “importance to invest in building long-term resilience” in rural communities

March 2, 2023, During his first visit to Germany since taking office five months ago, Alvaro Lario, President of the UN’s International Fund for…

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Farmers get let off the hook in the South African latest annual budget

By Rogers Aghan, March 1, 2023, The yearly budget by Enoch Godngwana, Minister for Finance in Parliament on the 22nd of February gave relief…

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South Africa to deal with another difficult pome fruit season

By Rogers Aghan, March, 1, 2023, Roelf Pienaar, Tru-Cape’s managing director has confirmed that the outlook of pome fruit remains uncertain this season. Different…

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Agricultural industrialization could bolster economic growth as stated by the government

By Rogers Aghan, February 28, 20123, The Kenya Association of Manufacturers launches the 2023 Priority Agenda on Tuesday, 28th February. The Association has today, called…

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Kenya set to host the country’s second edition of the GLOBALG.A.P. TOUR stop

By Rogers Aghan, February, 27, 2023, GLOBALG.A.P., the internationally recognized certification standard for farm production, has partnered with Rootooba, a Kenyan, agriculturally-based technical support…

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Climate Change Set to reduce arable land and affect 80% smallholder farmers in Ethiopia

By Rogers Aghan, February 27, 2023, Nearly three-quarters of smallholder farmers are susceptible to climate hazards like flooding, drought and extreme heat across Ethi0pia.…

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Somalia: lives and livelihoods of millions still at risk, FAO calls for an urgent scale-up in emergency humanitarian aid alongside resilience

Nandi County government in partnership with tea-processing factories to enhance roads

IFAD, the UN’s rural development agency, and India deepen shared commitment to build resilient rural livelihoods

Millet, still one of the most reliable crops globally

IFAD President in Germany stresses “importance to invest in building long-term resilience” in rural communities

Farmers get let off the hook in the South African latest annual budget

South Africa to deal with another difficult pome fruit season

Agricultural industrialization could bolster economic growth as stated by the government

Kenya set to host the country’s second edition of the GLOBALG.A.P. TOUR stop

Climate Change Set to reduce arable land and affect 80% smallholder farmers in Ethiopia

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