Rwanda: Canadian firm acquires licence, to grow stevia plant on 1,000 hectares
    The Ministry of Trade and Industry (Minicom) has signed an agreement with SteviaLife, a Canadian firm, that will see the latter promote the production and export of stevia plant.
    • New Times
    • 22 January 2015
    Kagame woos Indian investment
    Rwanda is pushing for massive irrigation projects to boost agricultural production, where an investment of $200 million is needed for 35,800 hectares of farmland.
    • East African
    • 09 November 2014
    Wheat is the real deal for Rwandan farmers - Experts
    Figures show that the demand for wheat even within African countries is growing - making it one of the most strategic crops for investors seeking to buy land in Africa to invest in.
    • Rwanda Focus
    • 07 August 2013
    African MPs want transparency in land deals
    African lawmakers have resolved to strengthen existing laws at the national and regional level to prevent fraudulent land deals on the continent
    • The New Times
    • 30 April 2013
    Reining in land grabbers or dumbing down the debate?
    Governments in a number of countries are trying to address concerns about land grabbing by closing their borders to foreign investors. Are these restrictions effective? Not really, says GRAIN.
    • GRAIN
    • 28 February 2013
    Rwanda seeks land reforms
    Foreigners will not be allowed to lease land for a period exceeding 49 years and those who fail to put their land to use will face stiff penalties, which include repossession.
    • East African
    • 18 January 2013
    Rwanda : les terres agricoles, "c'est presque cadeau"
    Les exploitations rétrécissent à mesure que la population rwandaise se densifie. Pourtant, des baux longue durée sont concédés à des sociétés étrangères. Les raisons de ce paradoxe.
    • Jeune Afrique
    • 03 July 2012
    Egypt: Seeking to grow cereals on African farmland
    • IRIN
    • 11 October 2010
    Gulf Africa Strategy Forum 2009
    The lack of systematic collection of data and categorising private and official investments from the Gulf has made it difficult to reach an accurate estimate of total investments, made so far.
    • Khaleej Times
    • 23 February 2010
    Food security in Africa: China's new rice bowl
    Most Chinese investment in African agriculture is concentrated in southern Africa: Mozambique, Tanzania, Malawi and, increasingly, Angola.
    • China Brief
    • 27 May 2009
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