AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNigeria’s Food Policy: The Federal Executive Council approved a revised national food and nutrition policy and a bill to coordinate programmes, strengthen funding and accountability, and tackle child stunting. The government plans to present its 2027 budget before year-end. Ghana’s Farm Insurance: Insurance firms and brokers received training to develop cover for farmers facing drought, floods, pests and other risks. An industry expert called agricultural insurance key to protecting livelihoods and food security. Zimbabwe’s Export Growth: China-Zimbabwe trade rose 51.6% year-on-year to $5.01 billion in the first nine months of 2026. Tobacco exports to China reached $860 million, and Zimbabwean blueberries entered the market in July. East African Food Trade: Kenya and Tanzania are working to recognise each other’s radiation-safety certificates for food products, aiming to cut border delays and ease goods movement. African Coffee: Uganda backed the Inter-African Coffee Organisation’s new AU office and continental strategy to strengthen the sector and help producing countries capture more value.
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