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Agriculture is still a small-farm story: half a billion farms of less than two hectares produce a significant proportion of the world’s food — estimated at over 90% in sub-Saharan Africa (iFPri...
In recent years, Africa has seen an increase in corporate and foreign Governments leasing or purchasing large areas of land in some of its poorest regions. These large-scale land acquisitions have...
The goal of any health care system is to provide universal access to appropriate, efficient, effective and quality health services, in order to improve and promote people’s health. In most...
Africa’s population is growing, and will continue to grow rapidly over the coming decades, outpacing the world’s rate of population growth. The need for food is thus increasing in Africa at a...
The US, Denmark, France and the Netherlands are the most food secure countries in the world, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU’s) Global Food Security Index (GFSI) released on...
Looking back at the World Economic Forum on Africa one might conclude that the future for Africa is looking rather bright. However, issues of obstacles and pitfalls were obviously raised and it is...
A section on global food markets contained within a special commodity markets feature in the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF’s) latest ‘World Economic Outlook’, published in April,...
Africa is particularly susceptible to the adverse impacts of climate change because about 95% of agricultural activities,(2) on which an estimated 70-80% of the continent’s population thrives,(3)...
Although much has been said about livestock’s role in achieving food security, in reality, the subject has been only partially addressed and no current document fully covers the topic....
On the 1st of July 2011, the East African Community (EAC) Secretary General, Dr. Richard Sezibera, and the Nicolas Berggruen Institute Senior Advisor, Ms. Jendayi Frazer, held discussions at the...
The United Nations urged a summit on the global food crisis on Tuesday to help stop the spread of starvation threatening nearly 1 billion people by lowering trade barriers and removing export...
Speech by Honourable Deputy Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Ms Rejoice Mabudafhasi on World Wetlands Day 2008 celebration, Walter Sisulu Square, SowetoTheme: Healthy Wetlands,...