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The European Parliament on Wednesday narrowly rejected an objection aimed at preventing the entry into force of the delegated regulation adopted on October 16, by the European Commission on the indication of origin for fruit and vegetables shipped to the European Union — delivering a clear political victory for Morocco.
Women are at the beating heart of agrifood systems in sub-Saharan Africa. They lead through innovation, entrepreneurship and resilience, but still face a much steeper slope compared to men in accessing and controlling basic resources which are crucial for their wellbeing and development.
Over 100 Zimbabwean poultry farmers graduate from UN-backed programme promoting responsible farming, biosecurity and reduced antibiotic.
Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) remains one of the most persistent threats to livestock production, food security, and trade across Eastern Africa,…
Japan is supporting Morocco’s irrigation projects in the Gharb region, aimed at strengthening food security and ensuring agricultural productivity. The…
The European Commission has officially approved a proposal to reopen negotiations with Morocco for a new fisheries agreement.
Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani issued a strong call on Tuesday for the nation’s youth to actively pursue employment in agriculture and livestock farming, asserting that the state stands ready to provide necessary support.
Saied blames red tape and vested interests for hindering agricultural development and obstructing progress in Tunisia’s rural economy.
Tunisian President Kais Saied has once again taken aim at the bureaucratic obstacles and networks of vested interests that he claims are stifling the country’s agricultural sector.
Solar irrigation, AI tools and mobile platforms are transforming rural Zimbabwe, enabling smallholder farmers to grow year-round and increase yields.