An Indian agri-investment platform says it has raised ₹70 crore from over 2,000 investors and deployed this over an area of more than 3,000 acres of land. Currently, have subscribed to this platform
The tentacles of India-based Mozambique Holdings Ltd reached the locality of Mabu in 2013, when it acquired a 10,000-hectare land concession from the old tea company Madal SARL.
Guyana President Mohamed Irfaan Ali offered India 200 acres of land for exclusive cultivation and production of millets in honour of the United Nations declaring the year 2023 as the International Year of Millet
Au Mali, le prix du sucre grimpe malgré les projets de production locale - sur 20 000 ha - avec des investisseurs chinois et indiens
The Guyanese president asked India to send a team of experts to set up millets farm in Guyana and promised all help in production and promotion of millets in the Caribbean and Latin American countries
- Statesman
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12 January 2023
The Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) has approved the sale of more than 100 hectares of Karuturi Flower Farm in Naivasha by Shalimar Flowers.
- The Standard
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29 November 2022
The Competition Authority of Kenya has given a ray of hope to more than 3,000 workers of Karuturi Flowers (200 ha) after it approved its purchase by Shalimar Flowers Kenya Limited.
- The Star
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28 November 2022
Assets up for grabs include a 70-hectare piece of land and greenhouses sitting on 26 hectares of land
- Business Daily
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25 November 2022
Stanbic Bank has received the nod to proceed with a piecemeal auction of assets of one of Kenya’s largest flower farms, Karuturi Limited to recover a Sh1.6 billion debt.
Enregistré à Singapour, mais piloté depuis Dubaï, le groupe de négoce de produits agricoles, d'engrais et de charbon Swiss Singapore, très connecté à New-Delhi, a commencé avec succès ses activités d'exportation de riz vers l'Afrique.
- Africa Intelligence
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03 June 2022
In the yesteryears, international investors trooped to the Kenyan lakeside town in search of land to grow flowers but it is no longer the case.
- Daily Nation
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05 April 2022
We can no longer afford to pour billions in public money into projects that exacerbate debt, inequalities, poverty and climate change
- OpenDemocracy
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19 January 2022