Africa: How Africa Could Become the World’s Leading Agricultural Powerhouse and Food Basket

Africa: How Africa Could Become the World’s Leading Agricultural Powerhouse and Food Basket

Global food insecurity is rising while Africa holds the land, people, and potential to feed the world. Under South Africa’s presidency, the B20’s Sustainable Food Systems and Agricultural Task Force has laid out a business case to turn agriculture into a driver of growth. Climate shocks make farming more unpredictable. Conflicts exposing fragile supply chains…

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Africa: How Africa Could Become the World’s Leading Agricultural Powerhouse and Food Basket

Africa: The Agricultural Fixes Africa Needs

The number of people facing hunger globally declined from 688 million in 2023 to 673 million in 2024, according to a recent report by the five leading United Nations agencies working on The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2025. But progress has not been equal, with Africa experiencing a slight increase…

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Africa: Landlocked Developing Countries’ Group to Negotiate Way Out of Agricultural Catastrophe

Africa: Landlocked Developing Countries’ Group to Negotiate Way Out of Agricultural Catastrophe

Awaza, Turkmenistan — Agriculture is a critical sector in landlocked developing countries, as more than half (55 percent) of the population is employed in the agriculture sector – significantly higher than the global average of 25 per cent. As such, the deterioration of food security in landlocked developing countries (LLDCs) is an unfolding catastrophe. There…

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