Mauritian firm to build Sh16.5 bn sugar factory at Coast
    The company, which is listed in Stock Exchange of Mauritius, would form a joint venture with local investors — giving it access 17, 000 acres of sugar cane.
    • Business Daily
    • 05 September 2011
    Kenya: Dominion Farms chief fears for his life
    Calvin Burgess recorded statement to police over threats on his life after he was chased by angry villagers who were protesting eviction from their farms which the company insists belongs to them.
    • Nairobi Star
    • 30 August 2011
    Ethiopie - La famine n’arrête pas l’Inde
    Les affaires sont les affaires: des entreprises indiennes d’agroalimentaire sont prêtes à investir plus d’un milliard d’euros en Ethiopie, Tanzanie et Ouganda
    • Slate Afrique
    • 26 August 2011
    Menos tierra, más hambre
    En los últimos años, la oleada creciente de privatizaciones de tierras en África (su compra por parte de gobiernos extranjeros, multinacionales agroalimentarias o fondos de inversión) ha hecho aún más vulnerable su precario sistema agrícola y alimentario.
    • Blog de Esther Vivas
    • 23 August 2011
    Terres fertiles, pétrole : le Sud-Soudan, pays neuf à vendre
    Le Sud-Soudan devient formellement indépendant samedi. Ravagé par la guerre, convoité pour son pétrole, le nouveau pays dispose d'un fort potentiel agricole. Et les investisseurs étrangers l'ont bien compris.
    • Rue89
    • 08 July 2011
    Biofuels land grab in Kenya's Tana Delta fuels talk of war
    Villagers vow to resist as wildlife vanishes and they are driven from their land to make way for water-thirsty crops.
    • The Guardian
    • 02 July 2011
    Land grabbing in africa and the new politics of food
    A short article on the land grab phenomenon: What are the drivers? Who is doing the grabbing? What are the main issues? What implications for the future ?
    • Future Agricultures
    • 22 June 2011
    Dominion Farms and food security in Kenya
    Most of the current and past conflicts over Dominion Farms’ development of the Yala swamp can be traced back to three structural problems: poor communication, cultural and social misunderstanding and political involvement.
    • State of Affairs
    • 10 June 2011
    Kenya: Lamu farmers accuse chiefs of land grab
    Hundreds of Lamu farmers are up in arms against chiefs and district officers they claim collude with unscrupulous buyers to sell off their land.
    • Nairobi Star
    • 08 June 2011
    Q+A: Palm oil, growth and Indonesia's forest clearing ban
    Indonesia, the world's No.1 palm oil producer, signed into law a 2-year freeze on new permits that may prompt palm oil firms to seek new ways to grow supply to meet rising demand from India and China, such as buying more land in Africa
    • Reuters
    • 26 May 2011
    Food security and quest for foreign land
    The government of Bangladesh has also been looking for farmland abroad -- in Burma, Kenya, Uganda
    • Financial Express
    • 11 May 2011
    Dom Farms
    Video about the US agribusiness Dominion Farms in Kenya.
    • YouTube
    • 31 Mar 2011

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