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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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- 06 Jul 2023
Dairyboard’s Raw Milk Surge and 40% Revenue Boost Defy Economic Odds!
Dairyboard Zimbabwe Limited (DZL), the leading dairy processing company in Zimbabwe, has demonstrated remarkable performance in a challenging economic environment.…
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- 22 Jun 2023
Zimbabwe’s Dairy Industry Thrives: Milk Production Soars, Import Reliance Slashed.
Zimbabwe's import substitution policy aimed at boosting local dairy production is yielding positive results, as the country witnesses a significant…
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- 13 Jun 2023
Rwanda and Volkswagen Collaborate to Introduce Electric Tractors for Sustainable Farming.
Rwanda is taking a significant step towards agricultural modernization and environmental protection by partnering with Volkswagen, a German motor vehicle…
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- 10 Jun 2023
Zimbabwe’s Battle Against Uninspected Meat Vending: Intensifying Operation Nyama Yabvepi.
Zimbabwe, a country in southern Africa, is taking decisive steps to combat the sale of uninspected meat and tackle the…
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- 04 Jun 2023
Zimbabwe and FAO Collaborate on New Fisheries and Aquaculture Bill to Drive Economic Growth.
The Zimbabwean government has joined forces with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to collaborate on the development of a…
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- 27 May 2023
Increasing resilience of smallholder farmers to climate change through multiple adoptions of proven climate-smart agriculture innovations. Lessons from Southern Africa.
Climate change is a major threat to the livelihoods of smallholder farmers in Southern Africa, who depend largely on rainfed…
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- 18 May 2023
Wheat Planting in Zimbabwe: Farmers Race Against Time to Meet Deadline.
Farmers in Zimbabwe are working diligently to meet the May 31 deadline for planting wheat, with more than 35,000 hectares…
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- 16 May 2023
Tobacco Triumph: Zimbabwe’s Soaring Earnings Fuel Path to $5 Billion Industry.
Zimbabwe's tobacco industry has been a significant contributor to the country's economy, serving as a key export earner and a…
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- 08 May 2023
Revolutionizing Rwanda’s Agriculture: Seed Resilience Project Launched to Boost Productivity and Income.
International Seed Federation (ISF) has partnered with Fair Planet, an Israeli non-profit organization, to launch a project that will revolutionize…
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- 06 May 2023
Digital Payments in Rwanda’s Tea Industry: Unlocking Benefits for Farmers and the Environment.
Rwanda's tea sector is making waves as a major employer, with over 100,000 people directly employed and a significant impact…
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- 15 Apr 2023
Fishing for Solutions: Zimbabwe’s Acute Fish Shortage and Kenya’s Efforts to Boost Production.
Zimbabwe, a landlocked country in Southern Africa, is facing an acute fish shortage, with an annual deficit of 41,600 tonnes…
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- 25 Mar 2023
Rwanda’s Avocado Export Projected to Increase by Over 600% by 2026, Thanks to Horticulture Industry Strategies.
Rwanda's horticulture industry leaders are projecting a significant increase in avocado exports by the East African country by 2026. According…
