“For bananas sold on the spot market, the situation is difficult.”“For bananas sold on the spot market, the situation is difficult.”“For bananas sold on the spot market, the situation is difficult.”“For bananas sold on the spot market, the situation is difficult.”
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5 June 2020
5 June 2020
“For bananas sold on the spot market, the situation is difficult.”
3 questions to… Anthony Blay, President of the Banana Producer Association and vice-president of Afruibana How is the situation managed in Ghana? The pandemic showed up […]
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24 March 2020
24 March 2020
E-tumba, an innovative start-up that uses digital technology to reinvent agricultural support for African farmers.
 3 questions to… Dieu Donné OKALAS OSSAMI, E-Tumba CEO. What led you to develop this project? What objective have you set yourself through E-Tumba? Today, in […]
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23 March 2020
23 March 2020
Afruibana reassured and reassured by the maintenance of the free movement of fruit with the EU
While nearly 90% of African banana production is destined for the European market, the European Commission’s Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development (DG AGRI) has […]
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14 February 2020
14 February 2020
Making the agriculture sector attractive to young Africans
Today, agriculture occupies an important place in most African economies: the sector accounts on average for 32% of the GDP of the states in the zone […]
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1 January 2020
1 January 2020
Afruibana wishes you a happy new year
Afruibana wishes you a happy new year. May it be for you, at any level, an opportunity for development and fulfillment. 2020 will be a decisive […]
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12 July 2019
12 July 2019
Index-based insurance, a new risk management tool for African farmers
Agriculture is one of the sectors most directly threatened by climate change. The sector is a real growth driver for African economies, employing 60% of the […]
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5 June 2019
5 June 2019
Post-Cotonou agreement and African agricultural sector
3 questions to… Alfonso Medinilla, European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) What are the main issues of the ACP-EU partnership with the Post-Cotonou agreement? To […]
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20 April 2019
20 April 2019
Agri-startups: another facet of the African entrepreneurial revolution
The agricultural potential of the African continent represents an opportunity for new actors to revolutionize the agricultural sector and create new uses. Startups in the agricultural […]
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3 April 2019
3 April 2019
Developing an agritech ecosystem around bananas: the case of Twiga Food
To unlock Africa’s agricultural potential and its domestic food market, technological innovation will undoubtedly be one of the main levers to be used. It is commonly […]
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