La note d’orientation présentée au gouvernement fixe un cap : reconnaître la terre agricole comme un « bien commun stratégique ».

The new government must take care to prevent the grabbing of Malagasy land, particularly by foreign actors, during the transition-refoundation period

In Nigeria, CSOs “call on government at all levels to enforce strict regulations on large-scale land acquisitions and agricultural projects. We want guarantee community consultation and consent before the allocation of farmland for industrial operations.”

En Colombia, el Proyecto de Ley No. 238 de 2025 busca proteger la soberanía nacional y alimentaria mediante la regulación de la propiedad, posesión y tenencia de tierras rurales por parte de extranjeros dentro de la frontera agrícola.

Ce communiqué exhorte le premier gouvernement de la Refondation de la République de Madagascar à prendre des mesures de vigilance extrême pour éviter l’accaparement de terres malgaches, notamment par des acteurs étrangers.

A SLC Agrícola anunciou um acordo de associação com fundos de investimento em participações administrados pela BTG para compra e arrendamento de terras agrícolas

Le dossier fait grand bruit depuis plusieurs semaines dans l’opinion nationale. Il oppose la multinationale Olam Gabon à certains riverains d’Angondjé, dans la commune d’Akanda, autour d’un litige foncier dont les ramifications administratives et juridiques soulèvent de sérieuses interrogations.

In Ethiopia and Mauritania, reports from community organizations highlight tensions where Elite Agro projects have displaced smallholders or restricted traditional grazing lands.

Overseas investors could face fewer hurdles to purchase farmland as the Treasurer proposes "automatic approvals" as part of significant reforms.

President Ruto is said to have offered Qatar 2.5 million acres for large-scale irrigation farming, as an opportunity to bolster food security and enhance export capacity for both nations.

Regenerate Asset Management will invest an initial €25 million to acquire over 2,000 hectares of farmland under dairy production in Denmark.

A new report challenges one of the most persistent and harmful myths shaping Africa’s development agenda — the idea that the continent holds vast expanses of “unused” or “underutilised” land waiting to be transformed into industrial farms or carbon markets.