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Uganda’s $1.2bn Investment Push Opens Trade OpportunitiesUganda’s proposed US$1.2 billion investment pipeline is opening...
05/10/2026

Uganda’s $1.2bn Investment Push Opens Trade Opportunities

Uganda’s proposed US$1.2 billion investment pipeline is opening potential opportunities for North Dakota and other US businesses in agriculture, technology, infrastructure and professional services. The emerging partnership could connect Uganda’s growing market with North Dakota’s expertise in agribusiness, machinery, food processing and technology.

The initiative also highlights the potential of trade and investment partnerships to move beyond traditional aid, creating opportunities for value addition, market access, technology transfer and private-sector growth between Africa and the United States.



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Africa’s future lies in stronger regional value chains that drive trade, create jobs, and unlock shared prosperity. ...
05/10/2026

Africa’s future lies in stronger regional value chains that drive trade, create jobs, and unlock shared prosperity.

Namibia’s Agriculture Rebounds, Drives GrowthNamibia’s agriculture and forestry sector recorded a strong 17.8% expansion...
05/10/2026

Namibia’s Agriculture Rebounds, Drives Growth

Namibia’s agriculture and forestry sector recorded a strong 17.8% expansion in the second quarter of 2026, contributing 0.8 percentage points to the country’s 4.8% economic growth. Improved rainfall boosted maize and millet production, while livestock activity also recorded a significant recovery.

The performance highlights agriculture’s critical role in Namibia’s economic growth, with stronger production and rising cattle exports helping the sector move from contraction to becoming one of the country’s leading growth drivers.



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Burkina Faso Opens First Gold RefineryBurkina Faso has launched its first gold refinery, marking a major step toward exp...
30/09/2026

Burkina Faso Opens First Gold Refinery

Burkina Faso has launched its first gold refinery, marking a major step toward expanding domestic mineral processing and capturing more value from its gold resources. The $19 million facility has an initial capacity of 164 tonnes per year, with plans to expand to 515 tonnes.

The refinery reflects Burkina Faso’s broader efforts to strengthen local value addition, increase state participation in mining and position the country as a regional gold-refining hub.



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EU Invests $2.5m in Nigeria’s Tomato ProcessingThe European Union-funded AgriFI initiative has committed US$2.5 million ...
30/09/2026

EU Invests $2.5m in Nigeria’s Tomato Processing

The European Union-funded AgriFI initiative has committed US$2.5 million to Tomato Jos Inc. to expand tomato processing, climate-smart farming and support for smallholder farmers in northern Nigeria.

The investment will support factory upgrades, packaging, drip irrigation and expanded farmer engagement, with Tomato Jos targeting 16,000 tonnes of fresh-tomato production and 1,500 smallholder farmers annually by 2029.



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Tanzania Mineral Sales Reach 7.78trn/- in Six MonthsTanzania’s mining sector continues to record strong growth, with min...
29/09/2026

Tanzania Mineral Sales Reach 7.78trn/- in Six Months

Tanzania’s mining sector continues to record strong growth, with mineral sales reaching 7.78 trillion shillings in the first six months of 2026, already 66.5% of the total recorded throughout 2025.

With increased formal participation, stronger gold purchases and plans to expand geological surveys, Tanzania is positioning its mineral resources as a growing contributor to foreign exchange, investment and economic development.



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Rwanda-Kenya Energy Link Opens with 40,000-Tonne Fuel CargoRwanda and Kenya have strengthened regional energy cooperatio...
29/09/2026

Rwanda-Kenya Energy Link Opens with 40,000-Tonne Fuel Cargo

Rwanda and Kenya have strengthened regional energy cooperation with the arrival of a 40,000-tonne maiden petroleum cargo at Mombasa’s Kipevu Oil Terminal 2. The new Northern Corridor route is set to diversify Rwanda’s fuel supply channels and improve access to reliable petroleum imports.

The agreement also highlights the role of regional infrastructure and cooperation in building stronger, more resilient energy supply chains across East Africa. With expanded storage and an additional transport corridor, Rwanda’s petroleum sector is positioned to benefit from greater flexibility and reduced logistical risks.



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Ghana Commodity Exchange Pushes for a New Era of Shea TradingGhana’s shea industry could be entering a new era as the Gh...
29/09/2026

Ghana Commodity Exchange Pushes for a New Era of Shea Trading

Ghana’s shea industry could be entering a new era as the Ghana Commodity Exchange pushes for a more structured and transparent domestic trading system. Better price discovery, access to finance and stronger value addition could help retain more of the commodity’s economic value locally.

With women and youth playing important roles across the shea value chain, strengthening domestic processing could create new opportunities while positioning Ghana’s shea industry for greater growth and competitiveness.



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Liberia Calls on Diaspora to Invest in AgricultureLiberia is calling on its diaspora community to invest in the country’...
29/09/2026

Liberia Calls on Diaspora to Invest in Agriculture

Liberia is calling on its diaspora community to invest in the country’s agriculture sector, with opportunities spanning food production, processing, agribusiness and value addition. Rice, cassava, cocoa, coffee, maize, soybeans, rubber, cashew and aquaculture have been identified as areas with investment potential.

Strengthening domestic agricultural production and developing stronger value chains could help Liberia reduce food import dependence, create jobs and unlock new opportunities for farmers and businesses.



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