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Tanzania hosts Joint Satellite Forum for SADC’s space experts
DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania has made history as the host of the 2026 SADC Joint Satellite Forum, a five-day summit bringing...
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AFAP appoints new CEO to renew ambition to scale impact
African Fertilizer and Agribusiness Partnership (AFAP) has confirmed James Mutonyi to the Chief Executive Officer position. Mutonyi succeeds Joseph Mwangangi,...
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ICRISAT, FAO back farmer-led seed enterprises
…as Mozambique expands pigeon pea markets ICRISAT and FAO are backing a rapid expansion of farmer-led pigeon pea seed enterprises...
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Agri-Finance Synergy: PRASL Initiative Targets Regenerative Shift in Mozambique
MAPUTO – A high-level consortium comprising Solidaridad, the HEINEKEN Africa Foundation, Kvuno, and Hiveonline has formally commissioned the Promoting Regenerative...
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Mozambique Scrambles for 26,000 Tonnes of Emergency Seeds
MAPUTO – The Mozambican agricultural sector is facing a critical supply-side shock as national authorities seek to secure 26,000 tonnes...
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Sofala Bounces Back: Central Mozambique Records 3m Tonne Agricultural Harvest
The Mozambican province of Sofala has successfully staged a significant recovery in its agricultural sector, recording a harvest of more...
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Mozambique’s Coffee Sector Rises as Conservation Effort Lures Foreign Investment – Update
A burgeoning coffee industry is providing significant economic stimulus within one of Mozambique’s key protected areas, attracting substantial foreign development...
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Mozambique Shifts Agricultural Focus to ‘Farming for Business’ – Update
Mozambique’s agricultural sector is poised for a significant transformation, moving away from state-controlled input distribution toward a market-oriented, business-centric approach....
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