Why resilience matters most in African agriculture now
Resilience now depends less on getting through a difficult season and more on building operations capable of absorbing repeated instability over longer periods of time.
South Africa’s citrus industry becomes world’s top exporter
Countries including China, Brazil and Spain continue to dominate in terms of total production, focusing heavily on their domestic markets …
Syngenta celebrates 25 harvests of partnership and innovation
Syngenta hosted media members, industry stakeholders and friends at its Boerekos Plaaskombuis during the annual Nampo agricultural expo from 12 – 15 May 2026.
Agriculture in Africa: science and research can’t make an impact without investment and good policies
When an agricultural ecosystem effectively connects science to producers, markets, finance, institutions and public policy …
When restoring worn pumps makes cents
Repair or replace?
NAMPO news: Maze experience showcases integrated crop solutions
“It is exactly in times like these that good data, sound advice and integrated decision-making become critical.”
Jet fuel volatility is a warning and sugarcane biofuels are the response
Had sugarcane biofuels been developed with urgency, a portion of today’s aviation fuel demand could already have been met locally, softening the impact of the current volatility in global oil supply
Massive levy collection boosts food security and transformation investment in agriculture
Statutory levy collections reinforce the sector’s ability to invest in food security, farmer support, transformation, and global competitiveness.
Rooibos gains momentum with tariff free access to China
Rooibos now positioned more competitively in one of the world’s largest tea-drinking markets …
New pilot backs youth-owned micro-farming start-ups to tackle jobs crisis and food security
A compelling look at how entrepreneurship can reshape access to opportunity for young South Africans