Mohd Bakke Salleh, president and group chief executive of Malaysian conglomerate Sime Darby, told reporters in Kuala Lumpur earlier today that the group has identified 300,000 hectares (ha) of land in Cameroon that could be suitable for palm oil plantation.

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“Se va a abrir un debate y se verá hasta dónde y por dónde se puede trabajar en el tema de concentración y extranjerización de la tierra. Es un debate central, Brasil ya lo realizó"

The world's biggest listed palm oil firm, is on the lookout for more land, in a move sure to fuel the global grab for arable land as food prices remain high.

South Africa’s biggest farmers union, Agri SA, said its members are seeking to expand into Egypt, Morocco and Sudan while putting plans to enter Libya on hold

En la esfera mundial, Guatemala debe rechazar el acaparamiento transnacional de la tierra.

La Secretaría de Economía reconoció que el marco legal en materia de tenencia de la tierra obstaculiza el flujo de inversiones tanto nacional como extranjera al agro mexicano.

Certaines questions essentielles soulevées par le Parena sur les cessions de terres de l'Office du Niger restent toujours sans réponse, voire sans suite.

Chronologie d’une bataille entre le PARENA et l'Office du Niger au Mali

Company expands its activities to capitalize on the soft and hard commodity resource boom in West Africa

Au cours de ce reportage la parole est donnée à ceux qui vivent l'accaparement des terres. Ils sont du Mali, du Sénégal et du Burkina Faso, tous ils témoignent du caractère méprisant de la façon dont leurs terres sont confisquées dans le silence total des organisations de défense des droits de l'homme ....

A Korean firm is eyeing the Philippines for developing vast agricultural lands for vegetable production.

Qatar pursuing a "shared-benefits model" that meets the needs of investors and local communities in currently cultivated land areas where the yield gaps are large.

African farmland investment has the potential to match the exponential growth of Brazil's agricultural industry, the head of business development at privately owned agricultural operator Quifel said.

Of the 16 applications received, only six were from Zambia while the rest were from foreign investors from the UK, Egypt, China, Hungary, Mauritius, Switzerland and South Africa.