The investment is to enable Wellard grow the business through a number of identified agribusinesses opportunities throughout the wider Asian region.
- InvestAustralia
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18 February 2011
In recent years sixteen investors, from Israel, Ethiopia and the Netherlands, have opened large-scale farms nearby the village of Hidi, south of Addis Ababa.
- Radio Netherlands
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18 February 2011
Land grabbing poses no harm on the environment or on the local community, says Saudi billionaire Sheik Mohammed Hussein Al-Amoudi who is seeking to expand his farmland in Ethiopia from 10,000 hectares to 250,000 hectares.
- Afrik News
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17 February 2011
Africa is bracing for short-term trouble, but sustained high prices could spark agribusiness investment across the continent.
- CSMonitor
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16 February 2011
Following the suggestion of French NGOs, La Via Campesina and ROPPA, with the support of FIAN, Friends of the Earth International, CCFD – Terre Solidaire and Peuples Solidaires, took leadership to facilitate an assembly of convergence of all groups interested in launching a strong appeal against land grabbing in Dakar.
A top official at UN agencies seeks to allay apprehensions among people of African countries that propose to lease farmland to investors from countries like India.
A group of South African farmers is getting ready to go up to the Republic of the Congo and start with commercial agriculture in the central African state.
- HowWeMadeItInAfrica
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13 February 2011
Land is now one of the hottest commodities in the world market. Time to stand up for small farmers dismissed as 'inefficient'
- Guardian
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12 February 2011
The suffering of farmers in Ethiopia is going from worse to the worst as a result of inequitable land acquisitions, better called “neo-colonial land grabbing”, by foreign investors.
- Gadaa.com
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11 February 2011
The UAE will look to invest in farmland in Turkey as rising prices raise the urgency of food security, says Sultan al Mansouri, the Minister of Economy.
- The National
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11 February 2011
Land grabbing in Mozambique by transnational corporations, that hire rural workers who are not able to access lands to produce, is one of the issues that concern peasants of that country the most.
- Real World Radio
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11 February 2011
Former Prime Minister, Bob Hawke, is leading a push to get Arabs to invest in Australian farmland as part of a long term food security strategy for oil-rich Gulf States
- Stock & Land
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10 February 2011