Chinese developer wins approval to buy 16 New Zealand farms
Shanghai Pengxin Group Co., a Chinese property developer seeking to export dairy products to Asia, won approval to buy 16 New Zealand dairy farms amid local objections to rising foreign ownership of assets.
Chinese developer wins approval to buy 16 New Zealand farms
Shanghai Pengxin Group Co., a Chinese property developer seeking to export dairy products to Asia, won approval to buy 16 New Zealand dairy farms amid local objections to rising foreign ownership of assets.
Proyecto saudí: "Más concentración y extranjerización de la tierra pública"
El Centro de Estudios "Nelson Mandela" de Resistencia, en un crítico documento, sostiene que el proyecto de entendimiento de Chaco con la empresa saudí Al-Khora yef, constituye "una auténtica situación de emergencia por las locuras de un gobierno que está de paso y que acosa el ambiente".
Colombia: Preparan proyecto que limita acceso extranjero a tierras
En el Congreso se prepara un proyecto de acto legislativo que pretende endurecer los requisitos para que inversionistas extranjeros puedan acceder a tierra colombiana.
High connections: David Miliband joins Pakistani private equity firm
Indus Basin Holdings, a private equity firm incorporated in Mauritius that invests in rice production and dairy farms in Pakistan, has managed to get Britain’s former foreign secretary David Miliband on board as a senior adviser.
Sierra Leone : un investissement chinois de 1,3 milliards $ dans l’agriculture
Shanghai Construction Investment et sa filiale Haman Caoutchouc investiront à partir du second semestre 2012 un montant de 1,3 milliards $ dans la culture du riz et du caoutchouc en Sierra Leone sur une superficie de 30 000 hectares situé dans le nord du pays (région Tonkolili)
Sierra Leone : Agric Ministry receives $1.2bn investment for rice and rubber productions
One of China’s biggest agriculture investment companies, the Hainan Co Ltd for International Economic Corporation, have announced that they have approved the sum of US$ 1,231,986,200 for the production of rubber and rice on 40,000 ha of land in Sierra Leone
Human Rights Watch flags Indian agri-company Karuturi’s Ethiopia operations
“There is no villagization programme,” Sai Ramakrishna Karuturi, founder of Karuturi Global, told Mint via telephone. “This is a completely jaundiced western vision. They assume anything in Africa has to be done by the whites and the Chinese and Indians should have businesses only in their own countries.”
At least 70,000 forced off their land in Ethiopia, rights group reports
Ethiopia has forced at least 70,000 people off their land so it can lease fertile fields to foreign investors, a move that has left some locals starving in barren, remote villages.
Tajikistan to lease farmland to Chinese
Tajikistan says it will allow Chinese farmers to rent 200ha of southern Tajik farmland.
'They made us leave our farms'
BBC radio investigates report by Human Rights Watch that claims Britain is indirectly funding a brutally enforced resettlement programme in Ethiopia.