• NRE conference on food security in the Arab countries
    • Sultan Qaboos University
    • 01 February 2010

    Conference in March 2010 on Arab food security, including through foreign farmland acquisition, to be held at Sultan Qaboos University in Oman

  • Tanzania: Citadel Capital to invest in country
    • Tanzania Daily News
    • 01 February 2010

    Citadel Capital says that their investments will mainly focus on the agriculture sector, with Tanzania's 'Kilimo Kwanza' initiative taking the centre stage.

  • Australian agro-deal in Cambodia carries risks, rewards
    • DPA
    • 01 February 2010

    Human rights workers said risks to the rural poor over such deals are significant because they are regularly evicted to make way for foreign investors.

  • Ethiopia on the verge of colony of many
    • Anyuak Media
    • 31 January 2010

    The main objective of this essay is to draw the attention of fellow Ethiopians to the issue. So that it stays front and center in our contemporary political agenda, until we manage to mobilize the necessary popular pressure and try our best to stop it from taking effect.

  • Kazakhs protest against China's growing influence
    • Reuters
    • 30 January 2010

    "They (the government) borrowed $13 billion from China and now they want to pay it back with our land," Bolat Abilov, a leader of the opposition party Azat, said at the rally. “No Chinese soya beans on the Kazakh land!” shouted one protester.

  • Kazakhs protest against China farmland lease
    • BBC
    • 30 January 2010

    Several hundred people have gathered in the Kazakh city of Almaty to protest against what they call "Chinese expansionism".

  • Yemen eyes Saudi agricultural deal by June
    • Reuters
    • 30 January 2010

    Yemen, grappling with poverty and a resurgent al Qaeda, is in talks with Saudi firms interested in acquiring farms or investing in fishery and livestock production with a first deal eyed by June.

  • Nigeria spends N106b to import rice from Thailand
    • next.com
    • 30 January 2010

    Charoen Pokphand officials interacted with various agencies of government involved in seed production and sales in a bid to have access to relevant information and to consider the procedure for acquisition of land.

  • The new breadbasket of the world?
    • Irish Times
    • 30 January 2010

    As swathes of their country’s land is leased, cleared and prepared for food production by foreign companies, Ethiopians are divided over whether this constitutes ‘agro-colonialism’ or much-needed development

  • Axis of wheat
    • Forbes
    • 29 January 2010

    "The urgent need is to find countries where India can grow its pulses and its grain, because India's farms may not be enough," says the director of Adani Logistics Ltd

  • Thai investors stake interest in Nigeria's rice industry
    • Guardian
    • 29 January 2010

    Investors from one of Thailand's biggest business concern, CP Group, yesterday affirmed their intention to invest in rice production in Nigeria, among other agriculture related areas.

  • Indonesia: 32 investors to put Rp 24.3t into sugar plantations
    • Jakarta Post
    • 29 January 2010

    As many as 32 investors plan to develop new sugar plantations and mills in several provinces, representing a total investment of Rp 24.3 trillion (US$2.6 billion), a minister has said.

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