News
Namibia prohibits vegetable importation
The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) has temporarily banned the importation of certain vegetables in order to boost sells for the...
Read more
Boosting agricultural production in eastern and southern Africa
Leading organisations in agricultural policy, trade and technology transfer met in Nairobi from 13 -14 December 2018 to identify the...
Read more
Sugar Industry: A successful business in a skewed market
Punished during the Mozambican civil war (1977-1992), with almost all the destroyed factories and abandoned cane fields, the sugar industry...
Read more
President Nyusi calls for action to fight hunger by boosting agriculture
Mozambique’s president, Filipe Nyusi, on Thursday called on his compatriots to act together against hunger by increasing agricultural productivity, saying...
Read more
Bar Association accuses Agriculture Ministry of defying court decision
The Mozambique Bar Association (OAM) has accused the Ministry of Agriculture of disobeying a direct order from the Administrative Tribunal,...
Read more
Gaza lost 100,000 hectares of crops in 2017/18
The southern Mozambican province of Gaza lost over 100,000 hectares of crops due to poor rains and pests in the...
Read more
Israeli company awarded contract in Mozambique
Mottech Water Solutions Ltd has been awarded a contract in Mozambique to provide a wireless irrigation solution, for the first...
Read more
Agriculture windfall for African countries
World Bank has announced plans to disburse, via the International Development Association (IDA), $190 million to support agricultural colleges in...
Read moreMoz-Agri Out-Dez 2025 Issue.
New Amarex
Moz-Agri Magazine is a source of news worthy information in the Mozambican agricultural sector with a nationwide distribution boasting of a decent print run of 9,350 copies per edition.