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Nigeria: Economy to Recover Next Year, Says IMF

01.11.2009 12:11    allafrica.com
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday harped on the need for Nigeria to develop a clear framework for dealing with bank failures while forecasting a recovery in the country's economic growth next year.
Nigeria: Economy to Recover Next Year, Says IMF


Kenya: Widows Support Themselves Selling Maize to World Food Programme

01.11.2009 05:01    allafrica.com
Widows are often looked down on and pitied in Kenya. But the widows in the village of Angata Barakoi in the Transmara area of Kenya were determined to help each other and make a life for themselves, without relying on
Kenya: Widows Support Themselves Selling Maize to World Food Programme

Africa: Trees Can Increase Farm Yields and Transform Agriculture Says Agroforestry Group

01.11.2009 05:01    allafrica.com
Headquartered in Nairobi Kenya and working across sub-Saharan Africa, as well as in Latin America and Asia, the World Agroforestry Centre aims to enhance soil fertility and the livelihoods of poor families and communities by introducing - or improving the
Africa: Trees Can Increase Farm Yields and Transform Agriculture Says Agroforestry Group

Niger: Tree Planting Heroine Helps Reclaim the Desert

01.11.2009 05:01    allafrica.com
Sakina Mati is a farmer and community leader in the village of Guidan Batoye, in the Maradi Region of Niger. She began to manage the regeneration of useful trees on her fields 15 years ago together with other women farmers
Niger: Tree Planting Heroine Helps Reclaim the Desert


Burkina Faso: New Farming Technique Brings Trees Back to the Sahel

01.11.2009 05:01    allafrica.com
Yacouba Savadogo is a farmer, community leader and natural resource innovator from the village of Gourma, in the Yatenga Province of Burkina Faso. Yacouba began to experiment with planting pits and contour stone bunds (small dikes) in order to produce
Burkina Faso: New Farming Technique Brings Trees Back to the Sahel

Côte d'Ivoire: The Needs of a Successful Yam Farmer

01.11.2009 05:01    allafrica.com (2)
Every year, Robert Assalé, a farmer at Tangamourou in the Bondoukou region in east-central Côte d'Ivore, produces an impressive amount of yams. He harvested 30 tonnes in 2007, 42 tonnes in 2008 and has almost surpassed 50 tonnes this year.
Côte d'Ivoire: The Needs of a Successful Yam Farmer

Africa: Women Are Behind 80 Percent of Continent's Food Production

01.11.2009 05:01    allafrica.com
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) considers gender mainstreaming, or involving women in farming development efforts, an essential component of its efforts to improve food security in Africa. This is especially the case when it comes to economic empowerment.
Africa: Women Are Behind 80 Percent of Continent's Food Production

South Africa: Women Farmers Play Vital Role in Food Security

01.11.2009 05:01    allafrica.com
In South Africa's not-too-distant past, the image of a commercial farmer usually brought to mind middle-aged white men in short pants or, in a few cases, black farmers struggling against the odds to compete in far-away markets.
South Africa: Women Farmers Play Vital Role in Food Security

South Africa: Snapshot Descriptions of Woman Farmers

01.11.2009 05:01    allafrica.com
Below are snapshots of some of South Africa's successful women farmers. All of them are recent winners of a female farmer competition run by provincial departments of agriculture, rural development and land administration in South Africa.

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