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Day 1 | First Stop: Johannesburg Market, South Africa 🇿🇦
Our Generation Africa Fellows kicked off the 2026 Industry Visit with a visit to Johannesburg Market in City Deep, exploring what it takes to move fresh agricultural produce from farms into formal markets.
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Today, we kick off the Generation Africa Fellowship Industry Visit.
Over the next 2-Days, our fellows will explore 🇿🇦’s agrifood industry, engage with industry leaders & gain firsthand insights into innovation, entrepreneurship and opportunities in the agricultural value chain.
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AGRA President @aruhweza joined leaders at the 6th AU–EU Agriculture Ministerial Conference in Rome today, speaking on the panel “Investment and Financing in Agri-Food Value Chains.”
Her message: invest boldly in food systems that centre smallholders, climate resilience, and inclusive innovation.
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Mwakilishi wa kike wa kirinyaga Njeri Maina asema utawala ujao utawafungulia mashtaka wale walio mamlakani hivi sasa kwa kuendeleza ukatili wa polisi, utekaji nyara na mauaji ya kikatili.
#GenZRevolt
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If it appears on your TL please retweet, until Daguin is free.
#,EndabductionKE
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You wake up at 5AM not to build hospitals, not to fix roads, not to feed children .
But to wrap Parliament in wire like a crime scene.
You barricade the city like you’re under siege. But the only thing you’re hiding from is the truth.
You don’t fear bandits. You don’t fear cartels. You don’t fear the murderers in government.
You fear the teacher who speaks out. The youth who stands up. The mother who says ‘enough.’
That’s who you fear. Because you know ; once the people wake up, you can’t govern them with lies anymore.
Kelvin Andrew Mwawasi ….continue resting in power ✊🏾
Silence will no longer be our national language. We shall name them one by one.
The government may ignore our cries,
but we won’t ignore our dead.
Their lives mattered. Kenya must never forget. We will not move on until we see justice.
#Justice4OurMashujaa
#HappeningNow
#AGRAMali is hosting a #YEFFA (Youth Entrepreneurship for the Future of Food and Agriculture) Convening in Bamako.
This transformative gathering is bringing together youth entrepreneurs, policymakers, investors, and key stakeholders to drive innovation and create new opportunities in Mali’s agricultural sector.
Join the conversation | shorturl.at/Gpfv8
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“When we empower women, we empower communities and agri-food systems,” Dr. Betty Annan, Country Director, Ghana.
#IWD2025 #WomenInTrade #InclusiveGrowth #EmpoweringWomen #Ghana
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"Only 3 million new jobs are being created annually in Africa, while 10 million young people are entering the labor market", this statistics are in the #Kigali Youth Declaration.
Read More | shorturl.at/PEeGi
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During his address at #CAADPKampala25, H.E. @KagutaMuseveni, President of the Republic of Uganda, emphasized the importance of value addition. He urged Africa to transition from being a producer of raw materials to adding value to its products. #Agenda2063 @AU_DARBE @MoICT_Ug
We are live, please join us
zoom.us/j/94458193334?pwd=gU…
Youth and women are very critical to driving food security in Africa.
Join us at 2pm at #CAADPKampala25 as we discuss how youth and women are transforming agriculture production in the continent.
@SNabuliri
@HMDessalegn
@rogito_jeremy
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Youth and women are very critical to driving food security in Africa.
Join us at 2pm at #CAADPKampala25 as we discuss how youth and women are transforming agriculture production in the continent.
@SNabuliri
@HMDessalegn
@rogito_jeremy
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#RiweTechnologies, a promising start-up in Akasha, Benue State, is making waves in the agricultural sector by providing accessible crop insurance to underserved and marginalized smallholder farmer communities.
Read More | shorturl.at/lkeo1
@AGRA_Africa
@USAIDAfrica
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Always good to visit farmers. More than 20,000 farmers onboarded in a carbon credit project with @Rabobank. Two disbursement of Ksh 28mn and Ksh 12mn made in two years in Embu and Tharaka @AGRA_Africa @FarmAfrica @cerealgrowerske @TNCG_Official @embucountygovt
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Did you know that there are over 10 million youths entering the job market every year and Agriculture is the primary source of employment in Africa?
Agriculture is profitable.
Read More | christiesfarm.com/
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The fourth annual World Food Forum (WFF) 2024 concluded on Friday, in Rome, marking the end of an impactful week at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) dedicated to transforming global agrifood systems.
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"In Nigeria, we've managed to help farmers get competitive prices and what we are planning to solve is the systematic issues in the prices & supply chain," Aisha Raheem, Co-Founder & CEO Farm2U, Nigeria.
#WorldFoodForum2024
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"The challenge we get is that most farmers, want to buy big brands, but we present the fertilizer as a new innovation. Our fertiliser is 100pc organic and is made with local material," Elizabeth Kabakoyo, Glowish Agro Solutions.
#WorldFoodForum2024
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"Our aim is to cover the entire, Dar. There is a lot of people buying fresh produces in market. Currently, we are supporting 2000 smallholder farmer & we can support more, if increase our B2B Customers." Baraka Jeremiah, CEO Kilimo Fresh Food, Tanzania.
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