SA farmers set sights on Moz
    More South African farmers expect to receive land offers in Mozambique as they seek to expand across Africa amid uncertainty over land reform at home, an official from a mostly white farmers group said
    • Reuters
    • 13 December 2010
    Jenaan to plant $500m venture
    Abu Dhabi's Jenaan Investment owns and leases properties in Egypt and Sudan, as well as leasing land in Tanzania, Ethiopia and the US.
    • The National
    • 25 November 2010
    Egypt eyes Sudan for wheat needs
    Egyptian officials in September revived a 30-year-old agreement with Sudan that encourages private companies to plant wheat in northern Sudan.
    • AP
    • 24 November 2010
    Lawsuit aims to annul Saudi prince's Toshka land deal
    Groups consider land deal "treason", saying its aim is to steal Egyptian water and create a state inside the state.
    • Daily News
    • 21 October 2010
    Egypt’s conundrum over food security and the Nile’s water
    The Egyptian external agricultural land deals are all the more fragile as a future government or policy change in Ethiopia or Sudan risks destabilizing their external food security strategy.
    • Afrik News
    • 14 October 2010
    Egypt: Seeking to grow cereals on African farmland
    • IRIN
    • 11 October 2010
    Egypt to lease at least 200,000 acres of farms: government
    Egypt will lease at least 200,000 acres of farmland this year for agri-business projects in North Sinai, the North Coast and Upper Egypt, the agriculture minister said on Wednesday.
    • Reuters
    • 29 September 2010
    Egypt's Citadel invests $40 mln in Sudan farms
    Egyptian private equity firm Citadel Capital said it was investing $40 million to grow crops in Sudan, where agricultural spending is increasing as the government moves to address food shortages.
    • Reuters
    • 29 September 2010
    Egypt offers 50,000 acres for farm projects
    Egypt will soon offer to lease, for 49 years, 50,000 feddans [21,000 ha] for agri-business projects in North Sinai, the irrigation minister said -- but only to domestic investors.
    • Reuters
    • 11 September 2010
    Egypt signs deal to allow farmland access in Sudan
    Egypt's government signed a deal to allow Egyptian companies access to 400,000 hectares of farm land in Sudan, the first deal of its kind between the two countries
    • Reuters
    • 06 September 2010
    Emirates seek overseas feed supply
    Abu Dhabi’s Al Dahra Agricultural Company is halfway through a plan involving more than 60,700 hectares of farmland in Europe, the US, south Asia and north Africa to boost the UAE’s food security.
    • Al Dahra
    • 16 August 2010
    Citadel Capital secures loan to develop sorghum plantation in Sudan
    Citadel Capital Corp., an Egyptian private-equity firm with $8.3 billion in investments, said one of its companies received a $4.9 million loan from Bank of Khartoum for the plantation of land in Sudan.
    • Bloomberg
    • 01 August 2010
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