What do we get from land deal?
    A South Korean provincial government has leased a major plot of farmland in Mindoro to grow corn
    • Philippine Star
    • 20 July 2009
    Sudanese Chinese partnership in agriculture
    As for the Chinese delegation and those of them who had the chance to state their minds one did not get the impression at all as regards purchase of land
    • Sudan Tribune
    • 20 July 2009
    Like foreign bases
    The Philippine government hopes it can sideline land reform by leasing lands to foreign governments and corporations.
    • PDI
    • 19 July 2009
    "Land grabbing" : l’accaparement de terres en Afrique se poursuit
    Ouyang Riping, PDG d’une société agricole chinoise, a une mission : transformer le Sénégal en grenier à sésame… pour la Chine ! Dakar lui cède 60 000 hectares pour cultiver et exporter le sésame vers Pékin. En échange, les chinois apprennent aux paysans sénégalais à obtenir deux récoltes de riz par an. Coopération originale ou marché de dupes ?
    • cDurable.info
    • 17 July 2009
    Aumenta el interés extranjero en la compra de tierras agrícolas brasileñas
    Los inversionistas de Arabia Saudita y de China están cada vez más interesados en adquirir tierras agrícolas en Brasil.
    • Radioagencia NP
    • 16 July 2009
    Is a recolonization of Africa underway?
    I wonder how many other behind-the-scenes transactions are currently underway in the continent that will only be announced when the deals have been signed and perhaps money has exchanged hands.
    • New Vision
    • 14 July 2009
    The Chinese invasion in Latin America
    We already see the Chinese interest in buying land in Latin America to manage a production here and, little by little, take hold of shipment logistics to China. This is both dangerous and counterproductive for Latin Americans.
    • eGov Monitor
    • 02 July 2009
    Sudan will put its agricultural resources at Africa’s disposal
    The Sudanese president Omer Hassan Al-Bashir told the African Union summit in Libya that Sudan is willing to put its resources at the disposal of the continent.
    • Sudan Tribune
    • 02 July 2009
    The poor struggle for bargaining power in land disputes - world leaders aren't turning blind eye
    When people are using lands under customary tenure arrangements, there is an inequality in bargaining power where no formal titles to the land exist if a foreign investor is interested in purchasing the land.
    • San Francisco Examiner
    • 27 June 2009
    China’s shrinking farmland
    Latin America is surely one of the most attractive places for China to invest in arable land and food industries.
    • Perspectives
    • 26 June 2009
    Other countries could grow their own crops here
    Greg Mason, from the Queensland Department of Primary Industries, says countries and regions facing 'peak water' like China, India and the Arab states are looking to solve food shortages by growing crops in places like the Ukraine and Australia.
    • ABC
    • 25 June 2009
    India cultivates Africa
    Indian firms have signed land deals in Ethiopia, Kenya and Madagascar to produce a range of food crops for export to India.
    • Mail Today
    • 25 June 2009

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