• Meeting the challenges of future food security
    • Financial Express
    • 20 December 2010

    Bangladeshi authorities have started exploring new options to ensure the country's food security such as taking lease of vast areas of fallow agricultural land in the neighbouring Myanmar and in some African states.

  • New Great Trek ‘is no threat to SA’s food supply’
    • Business Day
    • 20 December 2010

    South African farmers moving to neighbouring African states are not putting SA’s food security under threat, says Willie du Plessis, a director of agricultural banking at Standard Bank.

  • Gulf firms wary of investing in southern Sudan
    • Reuters
    • 20 December 2010

    Political uncertainty and fear of conflict will deter several Gulf firms from investing in southern Sudan as it prepares for a referendum next month that will likely lead to the creation of the world's newest nation.

  • Outsourced African farming threatens to alienate locals
    • The National
    • 20 December 2010

    Not since Belgium's King Leopold turned the Congo into his personal market-garden has so much land been allocated to offshore nations.

  • Congo: un agro-industriel malaisien va investir 300 millions de dollars
    • AFP
    • 20 December 2010

    Une société malaisienne prendra contrôle de 470.000 hectares au Congo, sous forme de concession, pour la production des palmiers à l'huile, a annoncé samedi le ministre de l’agriculture, Rigobert Maboundou.

  • Egypt’s takeover of Sudan’s Gezira scheme
    • Sudan Tribune
    • 19 December 2010

    News of the deal has aroused very vehement protest from the Sudanese Farmer’s Union and the tenants in the Gezira Scheme.

  • Río Negro, Argentina: Convenio de entrega
    • Foro Permanente por una Vida Digna
    • 18 December 2010

    El referido acuerdo dado a conocer a través del pedido del Concejo Deliberante de Viedma resume un vergonzoso "Compendio de Instrucciones" para la entrega de un territiorio argentino, para el dominio de un país extranjero.

  • Fears growing over land grabs
    • Japan Times
    • 18 December 2010

    It may appear contradictory for the Japanese government to support aggressive investment in overseas land while seeking ways to restrict purchases by foreign interests at home.

  • Atama plantation entend investir dans l'agro-industrie
    • JTV-Congo
    • 17 December 2010

    La société Atama plantation de la Malaisie entend investir plus de 150 millions de Franc CFA pour la mise en œuvre des complexes agro-industriels de palme à huile sur une superficie totale de 169 000 ha au Congo.

  • La política del acaparamiento mundial de tierras
    • TNI
    • 16 December 2010

    Argüimos que la dinámica política en torno a la tierra pone en creciente evidencia lo inapropiado del ‘conjunto de herramientas’ para la ‘gobernanza de la tierra’ que promueven de forma implacable las corrientes preponderantes.

  • Foreign investment in Australian farm land: domestic scrutiny is on the horizon
    • Lexology
    • 16 December 2010

    The shift of power in Australia’s Federal Parliament, which is now largely in the hands of a few independents representing rural and regional constituencies, combined with the increasingly vocal calls for scrutiny of foreign investment has sent signals of a more protectionist stance for Australian agriculture.

  • Investors set to inject billions into agriculture
    • The Citizen
    • 16 December 2010

    In Kilombero District, Tanzania large swathes of land are being earmarked for large-scale rice production.

  • « Il faut aller vers une réforme foncière concertée »
    • Sud Online
    • 16 December 2010

    L’Etat doit arriver à concilier la sécurisation des exploitations familiales et l’agro-business pour assurer une sécurité alimentaire au Sénégal, selon cheikh Omar Bâ

  • Land grab fears for Ethiopian rural communities
    • BBC
    • 15 December 2010

    A controversial new farms policy has led to a number of arrests and the killings of 10 local farmers, say local activists.

  • SA farmers set sights on Moz
    • Reuters
    • 13 December 2010

    More South African farmers expect to receive land offers in Mozambique as they seek to expand across Africa amid uncertainty over land reform at home, an official from a mostly white farmers group said

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