Category: Agriculture
Chinese-Built Dam Offers Hope in Kenya
The building of the Thwake multipurpose dam began in 2018 and has nurtured hopes that food security will be achieved in the village.
The dam is designed to provide water for drinking, irrigation and 20 megawatts of hydropower. Despite delays, it looks likely to be completed this year, according to an engineer involved in the project.
El Niño Triggers Food Crisis in Southern Africa
The brutal drought has been brought on primarily by El Niño. This natural, recurring weather phenomenon raises surface temperatures across parts of the Pacific Ocean. These warmer patches impact weather patterns globally, including by lowering rain levels in Southern Africa.
Indonesian Top Minister Luhut Pandjaitan’s 2024 China Visit: Key Takeaways
China-Indonesia Food Security Tie-up Is Strategic. But First, Let’s Talk About Indonesia’s Concerns
The Good News, Bad News About Uganda’s Trade With China
China is Buying More Agricultural Products From Africa, But There Is Still a Lot of Room For Growth
Chinese Tea Importers Teach Kenyan Diplomats About Tea
Investor Promoting Chinese-Engineered ‘Magic Grass’ in Kenya
A plantation of Juncao contributes to air purification and reduces soil degradation. The waste products from Juncao are useful including the dry leaves which are converted into briquettes to replace firewood.
Chinese Demand for Kenyan Avocados Surged in 2023
Trade Numbers Reveal Africa-China Sticking Points
Brazilian President Says He Tried to Prevent Africa From Being “Taken Hostage” by China
Kenyan Farmers Watch as Chinese Garlic Slowly Claims Market
Significant imports from China are meant to meet the shortfall since Kenyan farmers produce only 2,000 metric tonnes which only meets 50 to 60% of local needs. The rest is supplemented by imports from Rwanda and Tanzania.











