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Staff Report
- April 30, 2025
South Africa Poised for 3.6% Citrus Export Boost in 2025 Driven by Late Mandarins
South Africa’s citrus industry is gearing up for a bumper 2025 season as export volumes are set to rise by 3.6 percent, reaching an estimated 171.1 million cartons of 15 kg fruit. With late mandarins stealing the spotlight, alongside steady growth in oranges and grapefruit, growers and exporters are cautiously optimistic about the road ahead. A Promising Season Fueled by Late Mandarins Late mandarin varieties are driving much…
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- 12 Nov 2023
Zimbabwe: Urgent Call for Tobacco Companies to Invest in Karoi’s Future
In the heart of Zimbabwe's Mashonaland West province lies the thriving farming town of Karoi, where the golden leaf, tobacco,…
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- 20 Oct 2023
Maize Farmers in Rwanda Battle Resistant Fall Armyworms: A Growing Concern for Agriculture Season 2024
Rwanda's maize farmers are facing a formidable adversary as they prepare for Agriculture Season 2024 A. The fall armyworm, a…
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- 19 Oct 2023
A Breath of Fresh Air: Tobacco Farmers Rejoice as Coal Facility Promises Sustainability
In a remarkable stride toward sustainable farming and environmental preservation, the Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB), in collaboration with Kutsaga…
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- 17 Oct 2023
Cottco’s New CEO Priscilla Mutembwa Promises a Transformative Path to Prosperity
In a dynamic move set to reshape the landscape of the cotton industry in Zimbabwe, Priscilla Mutembwa, the newly appointed…
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- 15 Oct 2023
Unlocking Agricultural Potential: Eastern Province Farmers Call for Agri-Machinery Investment in Rwanda
In the fertile landscapes of Nyagatare and Kayonza districts, Eastern Province farmers are raising their voices, calling out to investors…
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- 14 Oct 2023
Boosting Fish Harvests: The Vital Impact of Fishing Breaks in Lake Kivu
The tranquil waters of Lake Kivu in Rwanda hide a remarkable secret – the annual phenomenon known as the "biological…
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- 12 Oct 2023
Rwanda’s Green Revolution: Conservation Farming and Terraces Tackle Soil Erosion for Food Security
In the lush landscapes of Rwanda, a profound agricultural transformation is underway. The Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources, Ildephonse…
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- 12 Oct 2023
Ayambe Zero: The Rwandan Start-Up Pioneering Climate Finance for 20,000 Green Projects
Imagine if your woodlands, spanning a modest two hectares, could become catalysts for climate finance by mitigating carbon emissions. This…
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- 06 Oct 2023
Sowing the Future: VSO and Government Unite to Cultivate Sustainable Agriculture in Zimbabwe
In a remarkable collaboration between British international charity, Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO), and the government, a clarion call resounds across…
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- 05 Oct 2023
Zimbabwe’s Dairy Farmers March Towards 100 Million Litres
In a remarkable testament to the resilience and determination of Zimbabwe's dairy industry, the country is poised to shatter records…
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- 04 Oct 2023
Rwanda’s Green Revolution: Planting 63 Million Trees for the Carbon Market
Rwanda is embarking on a groundbreaking environmental endeavor, poised to plant 63 million indigenous and exotic tree seedlings. This ambitious…
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- 03 Oct 2023
Prime Minister Ngirente Joins Global Leaders at Expo 2023 Doha: Cultivating a Sustainable Tomorrow
In a momentous gathering of global leaders, Prime Minister Edouard Ngirente embarked on a journey to Doha, Qatar, to be…
