La COS/M23 tire la sonnette d’alarme sur le cas de l’affectation de 1000 ha à Dioukoul à la Société SENEGINDIA SARL sans consultation des populations locales et en violation de la loi
- PressAfrik
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28 October 2016
« Les Indiens veulent délocaliser un village entier dans la vallée du fleuve pour installer un champ de patates douces à la place », dénonce l’ancienne fonctionnaire internationale sénégalaise
- Agence Ecofin
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22 September 2016
The process of selling off the largest flower farm in Naivasha, Karuturi, has kicked off, with a new liquidator moving in.
- The Star
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15 September 2016
A travers cette émission , Madame Yacine Fall dénonce fortement l'accaparement des terres en montrant qu'aucun pays ne peut se développer en se basant sur des entreprises étrangères.
- Seneweb
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05 September 2016
A Dutch-run flower farm in northern Ethiopia was among a series of foreign-owned plantations attacked by anti-government protesters as unrest in the country spreads.
- Bloomberg
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01 September 2016
Un litige foncier oppose les habitants de Diokoul Diawrigne, au Sénégal, au conseil municipal de la communauté rurale. A la base, la décision d'attribuer à la société Senegindia 1 000 ha.
- Enquête Plus
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17 August 2016
Kenya's High Court has given creditors of the collapsed Karuturi Limited a go-ahead to begin the winding up of the once vibrant flower firm.
- Business Daily
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20 July 2016
To Karuturi, who has also offered to grow up to one million tonne of lentils for India on farm tracts leased in Ethiopia, the Mozambique model is an example of "political correctness."
- The Telegraph
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19 July 2016
Reports emerge that former workers of the Karuturi flower farm in Kenya, and their children, are in hardship after the farm was placed under liquidation and 3,000 workers sent packing.
India will enter into a government-to-government pact with Mozambique to buy pulses from a network of farmers, for export back to India, without taking control of their land.
- Hindustan Times
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07 July 2016
New report for Acord International says land grabs are not a generalised feature of Brazilian, Chinese and Indian investment in African agriculture but some do raise major concerns
- Curtis Research
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01 July 2016
India, one of the world’s largest consumers and importers of pulses, may soon take over agricultural land in Africa and Myanmar to meet growing demand in its domestic market.