Tag: Agriculture

Kuwait Cuts Sulphur Prices—But What Is the Global Market Trying to Tell Us?

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
KUWAIT CITY (Kuwait) — October 6, 2026 – The calmer market for commodities releases an unexpectedly strong message. Kuwait...

The Food Security Battle Australia Didn’t Expect: Why the Farm Is Only the Beginning

Food Security Asanga Divulweva -
CANBERRA, 24 September 2026 — As much as events taking place in fields, the future of food security is...

Egypt’s $51.4 Billion Export Leap: Is the UAE Becoming Its Gateway to the World?

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
CAIRO, September 14, 2026 — Egypt may have started to refresh its position in global trade. According to Visual Capitalist’s...

August Matches World’s Hottest Month on Record as Rising Temperatures Threaten Agriculture and Ecosystems

Environment Sharya Christiana -
August has tied with July as the hottest month ever recorded globally. Agriculture, ecosystems, and communities are now increasingly...

Oman and Rwanda Open a New Chapter in Gulf–Africa Trade and Investment

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
MUSCAT, Oman—September 9, 2026: Oman and Rwanda have advanced their economic partnership by signing two agreements and six memoranda...

AI Takes Centre Stage in Africa’s Push for Climate-Smart Agriculture

Food Security Sharya Christiana -
When one refers to Africa's fight to build more resilient and productive agricultural systems, artificial intelligence has increasingly been...
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From Imported Grains to Homegrown Growth: Ghana’s Bold Race to Build a Rice Powerhouse

Africa Asanga Divulweva -
For years, Ghana has faced an unusual predicament. A country with rich agricultural land, and a growing population of...

Niassa Has Everything to Feed a Nation—Except the Roads to Get There

Africa Asanga Divulweva -
Mozambique’s northern province of Niassa—which is enormous—has all the resources it needs to become one of the agrarian leaders...

Why Botswana Is Blocking Fresh Produce Imports During Harvest—and Why Farmers Say It Must Continue

Food Security Asanga Divulweva -
With the eastern part of the African continent entering the peak season for the harvest of local crops, the...

Nigeria’s US$500 Million Agriculture Fund Aims to Strengthen Food Systems and Rural Livelihoods

Food Security Sharya Christiana -
A US$500 investment fund meant for agriculture has Nigeria has established a US$500 million investment fund for agriculture. by...

From Desert Sands to 150 Date Varieties: Inside the UAE’s Remarkable Harvest Season

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
The birth of the new date-harvest season, since this event is related to so many important aspects, including cultural...

When the Highlands Turned White: How El Niño Is Pushing Papua New Guinea Toward a Major Food Crisis

Pacific Asanga Divulweva -
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea – June 25, 2026 – As the highlands region of Papua New Guinea continues...

Mozambique’s New Roads Are Unlocking Opportunity—and Unleashing Deforestation

Africa Asanga Divulweva -
Transport investment in Mozambique has created a dual outcome, as improved transportation infrastructure (roads and rail) facilitates increased access...

Why Bahrain’s Next Big Breakthrough May Not Come from Oil—But from Fusion Farming.

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
Bahrain’s dialogue around food security may be moving into a more innovative stage, with a recent request from parliamentarians...

Why the UN is celebrating this Tamil Nadu farmer?

Commonwealth Diaspora Sarojini P -
India (Commonwealth Union)_ A farmer from Tamil Nadu has earned international recognition for proving that sustainable farming can improve...

Could Leftover Wine Help Reduce Antibiotic Use on Chicken Farms?

Environment Senuri Vithanage -
Every year, the wine industry produces large amounts of waste. After grapes are pressed to make wine, large amounts...