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Olam Agri reports record performance as it strengthens global agriculture leadership

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By Zablon Oyugi Verified
| Farmers Review Africa
Olam Agri has published its inaugural Annual Report marking the next stage in its transformative new chapter of growth separate from the Olam Group. This follows the completion of the acquisition of a majority shareholding by the Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company (SALIC) in April 2026.
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Kenya launches KES1trillion national Agri-Food Systems Investments Plan (2026-2030) as 3rd FINAS summit kicks off in Nairobi

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By Zablon Oyugi Verified
| Farmers Review Africa
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development in Kenya, has today launched a landmark KES 1.081 trillion Kenya National Agri-food Systems Investment framework that will help guide the country in its agricultural transformation in the next five years, as part of the second phase of implementing the Agricultural Sector Transformation and Growth Strategy (ASTGS 2019-2029).
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Global agricultural leaders meet in Nairobi for high-level dialogue on Africa’s agricultural future

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By Zablon Oyugi Verified
| Farmers Review Africa
World Food Prize Foundation unites policy makers and innovators, tracing Dr. Norman Borlaug’s legacy to the continent he called “the last frontier” Nairobi, Kenya – Agricultural leaders, government representatives, agripreneurs, scientists and farmers from across Africa and around the world are gathering in Nairobi this week for DialogueNEXT in Africa, a high-level event to explore and accelerate agri-tech innovations for the continent.
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