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Botswana citrus: Selebi-Phikwe citrus project on track
The Selebi-Phikwe Citrus Project, which kicked off with the planting of about 70,000 citrus trees, is on track to meet its target. The produce from
The Selebi-Phikwe Citrus Project, which kicked off with the planting of about 70,000 citrus trees, is on track to meet its target. The produce from
Namibia will stage activities to contribute to the promotion of 2022’s International Year of Artisanal Fisheries and Aquaculture (Iyafa), declared by the United Nations General
South Africa has seen great success in the past 15 years in opening new agricultural export markets through a range of international trade agreements, says
Despite being negatively impacted by a series of local alcohol sales bans, global freight and localised port issues, and a shortage of glass and packaging
Exports markets for small livestock meat are on the rise in Botswana motivating farmers to venture into -subsector, Lorato Morapedi, the chief executive of National
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The Government of Lesotho through the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has released a report on IFAD’s findings on the impact of the 2018
Farmers have resumed exporting their wool and mohair through the South African broker, BKB (Pty) Ltd, amid revelations that two trucks have successfully offloaded wool
Wool and mohair cottage industries were established in the late 1800s. The major objective of their establishment was to conserve the original art and also
Every time an aeroplane streaked the sky over Kgomotso Phatsima’s village in rural Botswana, she would pause, look up and vow she too would fly
Globally, ingredients for most perfumes are often imported from small suppliers in Africa, processed, and then re-exported into the commercial market of their country of
Women have been making their presence felt in the male-dominated charcoal industry. Suddenly, the world has taken notice as women take up greater roles in
Mozambique’s climate and soil continuously attract banana producers to the country, many of them from South Africa. Some large banana producers in particular parts of
Lesotho’s wool and mohair industry is steeped in history and tradition. Ever since the 1800s, the nation’s sheep have been producing high-quality wool and its
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)with the United Kingdom (UK) government to formalise shared commitment to