Is a recolonization of Africa underway?
    I wonder how many other behind-the-scenes transactions are currently underway in the continent that will only be announced when the deals have been signed and perhaps money has exchanged hands.
    • New Vision
    • 14 July 2009
    Uganda: Negotiate land deals carefully
    In the case of Uganda, Egypt has shown interest in acquiring 200 hectares for wheat production.
    • New Vision
    • 03 July 2009
    Artistic impression down on the farm
    The Sekem Group, Egypt’s foremost producer and exporter of organic food to Europe and the US, is not a typical Egyptian enterprise.
    • Financial Times
    • 17 June 2009
    Questioning old traditions
    Uganda's minister of agriculture literally pleaded with the agribusiness delegates at a forum in Capetown to take advantage of Uganda’s extremely advantageous deals for private investors in the agricultural sector.
    • IPS
    • 17 June 2009
    La Chine et l’Afrique : cela ne fait que commencer
    Au delà de sa boulimie pour les matières premières du sous-sol africain, la Chine a aussi commencé à s’intéresser à l’agriculture africaine.
    • Les Afriques
    • 07 June 2009
    Egypt to reap wheat in Ugandan field
    The Egyptian government has been allocated up to 2 million acres of land in Uganda to grow wheat and corn for its domestic market
    • Trade Arabia
    • 26 May 2009
    Mideast grabs land elsewhere
    CNN's John Defterios takes a look at how Middle Eastern countries are scouring the globe for farmland.
    • CNN
    • 21 May 2009
    Egypt to start wheat farms in northern Uganda
    The Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation is planning to set up model farms in Uganda. So far, one site of 200 hectares suitable for wheat growing has already been identified at Labora, Koro sub-county in Gulu district.
    • The New Vision
    • 19 May 2009
    Analysis: Grain crisis and political economy of a new scramble for Africa
    The fact that President Jakaya Kikwete accepted an invitation to Saudi Arabia recently to discuss the possibility of farmland allocation is important, as it means that Tanzania is attentive to the proposal.
    • This Day
    • 11 May 2009
    South African farmers in high demand across Africa
    A number of African countries are inviting South African farmers to come over to their countries and ply their trade, and Libya is included.
    • Ghana Business News
    • 09 May 2009
    Govt to limit land for foreigners
    Foreign investors should not be allocated huge chunks of land especially that which measures in square kilometres because such land should principally be owned by Ugandans, President Museveni has directed.
    • Dail Monitor
    • 25 Mar 2009
    Improving food security in Arab countries: Is land acquisition a viable strategy?
    Saudi Arabia and the UAE are worldwide leaders in buying farmland in third-party countries, followed by China and Japan, says the World Bank.
    • World Bank
    • 31 January 2009
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