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Hon. Tuya & Dr. Kalibata: The Nexus of Climate Change, Food Systems, and Economic Evolution in Africa

Hon. Soipan Tuya, the Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry, Kenya; and Dr. Agnes Kalibata, the President of AGRA, have jointly penned an op-ed highlighting Kenya’s progressive climate actions. The piece addresses rising temperatures in Kenya affecting sectors like agriculture, emphasizing collaborative efforts across Africa. The op-ed underscores the importance of unity […]

USAID Kungahara Wagura Amasoko Holds Strategic Meeting with MINAGRI to Boost Agri-Exports

Kilimokwanza News – Kigali, Rwanda By Elizabeth Shumbusho USAID Kungahara Wagura Amasoko, a flagship initiative aimed at increasing high-value agricultural exports from Rwanda, held a significant meeting with the Minister of State in MINAGRI, @SERwigamba, as part of their ongoing effort to enhance productivity in the agricultural sector. The meeting, which also saw the participation […]

Food Cannot Be a Weapon of War: International Experts Decry Gaza Siege

By Elizabeth Shumbusho The International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food) has issued a stern rebuke against the use of food as a tool of warfare in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza. As battles rage, Gaza’s civilian population is being subjected to a concerning denial of essential supplies like food, fuel, […]

Tanzanians Encouraged to Prioritize Local Products: A Call for Economic Prosperity and Health

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – In an effort to stimulate economic growth and safeguard consumer health, Tanzanian Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, Exaud Kigahe, has passionately advocated for the consumption of locally manufactured products. Addressing attendees at the recent Small and Medium Enterprises (SIDO) Exhibition, which marked its fourth edition in Dar es Salaam […]

Harnessing Innovation for Tanzania’s Livestock and Fisheries Sector

The lush landscapes of Tanzania harbor not just the majestic wildlife and vibrant cultural communities but also the pulsating heart of its economy – the livestock and fisheries sectors. Recent events in the country highlight a renewed focus on these sectors as pivotal contributors to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and overall economic well-being. […]

Tanzanian President Highlights Success Indicators of the BBT Program

By Elizabeth Shumbusho DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA — In a recent address, President Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania detailed the significant markers to gauge the success of the BBT program, with a focus on youth involvement and national impact. “How will we know if the BBT has succeeded? Through indicators,” President Hassan began. “The […]

Africa Wide Agricultural Extension Week 2023: Unlocking the Future of Regenerative Agriculture

Location: Abuja, Nigeria Dates: 5th – 11th November 2023 In the vibrant city of Abuja, Nigeria, agricultural enthusiasts, experts, policy-makers, and stakeholders from across the continent will gather to chart the future course of Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services (AEAS) for sustainable development in Africa. The much-anticipated event, hosted by the African Forum for Agricultural […]

Strengthening Agricultural Ties: Kenya and the United States Explore Livestock Partnerships

In an effort to bolster Kenya’s agricultural sector and promote economic growth, Jonathan Mueke, Principal Secretary of State Department of Livestock Development in Kenya recently welcomed a delegation from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to Kilimo House. This meeting, hosted in collaboration with the US Embassy in Kenya, aimed to explore potential partnerships […]

Ghana Genebank Becomes 100th Depositor to Safeguard Food Crops in the Seed Vault

In a significant milestone for global food security, Ghana has become the 100th depositor to safeguard its precious seed collections in the renowned Svalbard Global Seed Vault. This move represents a crucial step in protecting Ghana’s vital food crops for future generations. Ghana joins a distinguished group of 15 other institutions, including the Bonn University […]

EU Pledges €212.5 Million for Seven Vital Sectors in Africa

by Kilimokwanza Correspondent In a groundbreaking move, the European Union (EU) has given a €212.5 million boost to Africa, with seven sectors being earmarked for transformational growth. The multi-million Euro pact, recently inked in Abuja, Nigeria, outlines the EU’s deepening commitment towards Africa’s socio-economic elevation. The Dignitaries & Their Promise At the signing event, European […]