Agriculture & Food Security

Rising diesel and fertiliser prices threaten South Africa’s grain producers as global energy markets remain volatile.

African women produce much of the continent’s food, yet many still lack land, finance, and market access.

Higher fertilizer prices linked to the Middle East conflict are forcing European farmers to rethink crop choices and cut fertilizer use.

Global tension in energy markets pushes nitrogen fertilizer prices higher while Morocco’s phosphate sector shows steadier outlook.

The Nigerian group moves ahead with plans to supply Ethiopia’s fertilizer market and nearby countries.