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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has warned that donor-funded agriculture projects must be treated with the same discipline as public debt, saying many so-called donor facilities are loans that must deliver measurable impact for farmers and the wider economy.
[Nyasa Times] Malawi's tea production dropped sharply in the third quarter of the year, but the country earned more money from tea exports, according to new figures from the Reserve Bank of Malawi.
[Nile Post] The Commissioner for Water for Production at the Ministry of Water and Environment, Gilbert Kimanzi, has reaffirmed the Government of Uganda's commitment to expanding access to clean and safe water as a catalyst for increased agricultural productivity, food security, and rural industrial growth.
[New Times] When we talk about agribusiness in Rwanda, we often focus on the processors, the exporters, the innovators building modern factories and new products. But where does it all begin?
[New Times] On December 12, as community leaders, farmers, cooperatives and partners including Opportunity International Agriculture Finance, gathered in Huye District for the launch of the Equity Ikimina Account, the occasion carried more than the unveiling of a new financial product. It was a moment shaped by memory, purpose and continuity.
