Kenya at a crossroads
      Corruption has reached tremendous levels in Kenya. The distance between the poor and wealthy is at its greatest and Kenyans are wondering how to emerge from an unjust system in the land that gave birth to Humanity.
      • Speroforum
      • 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
      Food security: We need a strategy for rice
      Singapore's Temasek is seeking to buy land in North Bolaang Mongondow, North Sulawesi, where they plan to grow high-quality rice.
      • Jakarta Post
      • 17 June 2009
      Holding the actors involved in the global land grab to account: the Committee on Economic Social and Cultural Rights urges action from Cambodia
      During the recent review of Cambodia before the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, several Committee members raised concerns about the potential effects a land deal with the Kuwaiti government could have on various economic, social and cultural rights in Cambodia, including the rights to food, housing and an adequate standard of living.
      • 3D Three
      • 17 June 2009
      Foncier 8 : Le point du jour
      Je me demande si l'agenda du développement rural semblerait déjà avoir été écrit à l'avance par toutes et tous... sauf par les paysans africains et malgaches eux-mêmes.
      • Bekoto paysans
      • 17 June 2009
      KKR takes stake in Chinese milk producer with $150m investment
      KKR said that the company planned to build or acquire up to a further 30 large-scale farms over the next few years.
      • Financial Times
      • 16 June 2009
      SAfrica cautions on farmland scramble
      South Africa's government will not stand in the way of its farmers investing in other African countries but cannot help protect their investments, its agriculture minister said on Tuesday.
      • Reuters
      • 16 June 2009
      Code of conduct urged for Africa farm land grabs
      African countries may need to put in place a code of conduct to govern farmland purchases on the continent by foreigners, an agribusiness conference heard on Monday.
      • Reuters
      • 15 June 2009
      Africa land grab could distort trade: IFAP
      A spate of controversial land acquisitions in Africa is a direct result of lack of investment by poorer governments and may worsen global trade distortions, the head of the world's leading farming lobby said on Monday.
      • Reuters
      • 15 June 2009
      Interview: India Yes Bank sees 1st Africa farm project start 2011
      Yes Bank expects a $150 million Tanzanian rice and wheat project to reach full production by 2011, the first of several large African farms it is funding. "We are looking at a more inclusive model wherein the local farmers can be organised into a producers company, and they would be the suppliers to the processing facility. It's predominantly not to acquire huge tracts of land."
      • Reuters
      • 15 June 2009
      Sudan and China to focus on agriculture development
      Sudan and China are expected to sign a number of joint projects in the agricultural field
      • Sudan Tribune
      • 15 June 2009
      UAE's Mirak cuts farming in Iran after strike
      Ghadimi said it was easier to control immigrant workers in the UAE than farm labourers in Iran, where unions were strong.
      • Reuters
      • 14 June 2009
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