Katete, Zambia//-Smallholder farmers in Zambia are demonstrating how improved soil management, better water use, and digital climate information can strengthen agricultural resilience at the Water and Soil Accelerator (WASA) Project Field Day on 15 April 2026 in Katete, hosted by Solidaridad and the International Water Management Institute (IWMI).
Category: Agriculture
Several Ghana-bound Vegetable Trucks Detained in Nigeria
Suspected armed men in Samia, a small town in Kebbi State, Nigeria, have allegedly blocked and detained several Ghanaian trucks transporting vegetables from Niger through Nigeria to Ghana.
From Gas to Grain: Fertilizer Disruptions Raise Risks For Food Security and Trade
The ongoing conflict affecting the Strait of Hormuz region is disrupting energy and fertilizer flows, with measurable impacts on costs and growing risks for food systems, trade and vulnerable economies.
World Bank Approves 4th Phase of FSRP to Strengthen Food Security, Accelerate Job Creation Across Africa
Washington, US// – The World Bank Group (WBG) today approved a fourth phase of the West Africa Food System Resilience Program (FSRP) to help strengthen food security and accelerate job creation across the continent.
Despite Price Cut, Ghana Cocoa Buyers Lack Funds to Buy Beans From Farmers
Ghana’s licensed cocoa buyers lack the funds to buy beans from farmers despite the government’s recent move to slash the fixed price it sets for the chocolate ingredient, sources at the firms told Reuters.
Smarter Water Use Could Feed 10 Billion and Create Nearly 250 Million Jobs
Washington, DC, USA//— Rebalancing water use across the global food system is key to meeting future food demand sustainably and could generate 245 million long-term jobs, largely in Sub-Saharan Africa, according to a new World Bank Group report launched today.
Burkina Faso Bans Fresh Tomato Exports to Protect Local Processing Industry
Burkina Faso has suspended all fresh tomato exports across its territory with immediate effect, as the military-led government moves to protect domestic processing units from supply shortages.
Ghana: MiDA CEO Sounds Urgent Alarm Over ‘Wasted’ Agricultural Assets
The Chief Executive Officer of the Millennium Development Authority (MiDA), Alex Mould, has raised serious concerns about neglected agricultural infrastructure assets across Ghana’s Middle Belt following a week-long field assessment tour of key farming zones.
Information Service Launches AI For Farmers to Choose Survival Crops for 2026 Planting
With Kenyan food prices climbing and shortages mounting following an agricultural season marred by crop losses to weather, Farmer service FarmBizAfrica has today launched the most complete AI-driven tool to help farmers double their incomes and slash weather risk in the current planting season.
Ghana: Poll Shows Majority of Farmers Accept New Cocoa Price
A recent survey by Global InfoAnalytics has revealed that most cocoa farmers in Ghana believe the government’s newly announced farmgate price is fair, despite street protests and criticism from opposition politicians.










