Biosecurity Lapses Trigger FMD Outbreak at AI Centre
Biosecurity is one of those disciplines that costs money continuously and proves its worth only in the disaster it prevents. The temptation, in calm periods, is to treat the protocols as bureaucracy. Botswana's beef sector has just been reminded what the protocols are...
Blue Economy growth agenda across SADC: institutional capability — and what comes next
Regional strategies live or die on the people mandated to execute them, and the 3rd Africa Blue Economy Week, held in Luanda from 22 to 25 July, put two of the most relevant institutional figures for SADC's blue economy agenda squarely in front of the region:...
Blue Economy growth agenda across SADC — capital and bankability — and what comes next
A regional bloc can declare a sector strategically important without a single lender changing a credit assessment. That is the gap the 3rd Africa Blue Economy Week, held in Luanda from 22 to 25 July, was designed to close — political endorsement on one side, bankable...
Blue Economy growth agenda across SADC — built-market implications and what comes next
A blue economy needs a built one underneath it: ports capable of handling both cargo and passenger tourism traffic, cold-chain and processing facilities near the water, power and digital connectivity reaching coastal communities, and roads or rail linking landing...
The Construction Cost Barometer
Content - Books & Guides · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A construction budget in Botswana is signed at one price and built at another, and the gap is where projects stall. The Construction Cost Barometer is a report built to close that...
Agro-Processing: Where Africa’s Real Industrial Future Lies
South Africa’s deep agro-processing sector versus Kenya, Nigeria and Ethiopia — why value-addition, not raw production, drives jobs and AfCFTA’s promise.
SADC fertiliser harmonisation — agrifood value-chain opportunity — and what comes next
A farmer's decision to apply more fertiliser, invest in better feed, or expand a herd depends less on regional policy than on three practical questions: will the input be available, will it be affordable, and will there be a market to sell into once the crop or...
SADC fertiliser harmonisation — destination and travel value across SADC member states
Victoria Falls is, by any measure, a tourism town first and an agricultural policy venue only incidentally. Yet it was there, on 29 May 2026, that SADC's Committee of Ministers responsible for Agriculture, Food Security, Fisheries and Aquaculture chose to advance...
Extension Services: The Knowledge Gap in the Field
South Africa’s strong commercial but thin smallholder extension versus Kenya, Ethiopia and Zambia’s digital and farmer-field-school models — closing the…
Cooperatives: The Institution That Made and Broke African Farming
South Africa’s reinvented cooperatives versus Kenya’s tea and Ethiopia’s coffee co-ops — why farmer organisation makes or breaks a value chain.
The Subsidy Question: Help or Hindrance?
South Africa’s market-led farm sector versus Malawi, Zambia and Nigeria’s costly input subsidies — what fertiliser programmes actually achieve, and the…
Food Security vs Export Earnings: The Eternal Trade-Off
South Africa’s dual export-and-food orientation frames the trade-off Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kenya and Ethiopia each resolve differently.
Women, Land and the Productivity Dividend
South Africa’s 2018 land audit quantifies women’s under-representation in land as Malawi, Kenya and Rwanda show the dividend of equal access.
Youth and the Future of African Farming
An ageing farmer population confronts South Africa and the region as Kenya, Nigeria and Zambia use agribusiness and agtech to rebrand farming for the young.
AgTech and the Data-Driven Farm
South Africa’s precision-agriculture adoption benchmarks the Kenyan, Nigerian and Ghanaian agtech scene and whether data reaches smallholders.
The Mechanisation-as-a-Service Revolution
South Africa’s mechanised base benchmarks tractor-hire platforms in Nigeria, Zambia and Kenya letting smallholders skip ownership.
Conservation Agriculture and the Soil-Health Revolution
South Africa’s conservation-tillage adoption benchmarks Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi’s no-till and agroforestry — and the extension that scales them.
Water: The Constraint That Trumps Everything
Water, not land, is Africa’s binding farm constraint. South Africa’s scarcity frames trans-boundary water politics on the Nile, Zambezi and Orange, and…
Climate Change Redraws the Agricultural Map
Climate change is redrawing where Africa can farm. South Africa’s drought-exposed dryland agriculture models how shifting rainfall and heat will reshape the…
Transnet’s Trouble Is the Region’s Problem
When Transnet’s rail and ports falter, the whole region’s trade reroutes. South Africa’s logistics decline shows how one country’s infrastructure failure…
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