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[Nyasa Times] President Peter Mutharika has swooped to rescue hundreds of farmers who feared losing their livelihoods, ordering that part of a disputed estate be shared among locals rather than sold off for development.

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[Daily News] Dar es Salaam -- TANZANIA's growing milk production faces a major challenge from inadequate cooling, storage and transportation systems, with researchers warning that poor handling causes milk to lose quality and value before reaching consumers and processors.

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[New Times] Under a shade in Cyanika Sector, Nyamagabe District, members of the Vision Group in Koi Kwi cooperative check mushroom-growing tubes, one after another, as they prepare them for production.

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[ANGOP] Luena -- Teresa de Castro Mariz, an Angolan producer known as the "Queen of Angolan Cassava," has been named one of the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) 100 "Heroine Women" of 2026 for her work transforming agribusiness in the country's east.

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[Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] The cashew industry was abruptly shut down by the World Bank in 1996, putting 10,000 women out of work and ending an important export. Suddenly that grim tale is back in the news. Ex IMF man José Sulemanesays Mozambique should have refused and economist Roberto Tibana has found a World Bank ulterior motive.

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