Over the past decade, I have watched agricultural mechanization in Africa evolve from a policy conversation into a practical tool reshaping food systems. As an agri-mechanization practitioner working closely with

Africa’s capacity to feed itself over the coming decades will be determined not by large estates or industrial-scale farming alone, but by the productivity, resilience and economic viability of millions

When 29-year-old Naserian left her office job in Athi River to pursue her dream of farming, many thought she had lost it. “Ati you quit a salaried job to farm

When Mama Naserian walked the narrow track to her two‑acre shamba outside Kajiado, she carried a small tin of fuel and a list of chores that usually took a week.