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Floriculture

The Legendary Week of Simon Makonde’s Cousin a.k.a. Floriweek

Masila Kanyingi Remember Simon Makonde, the Class Six legend who lived a full life in just seven days? Born Monday, died Sunday, and still found...

UK Maintains Near-Zero Tariffs on Ugandan Exports Amid Rising Global Trade Barriers

At a time when protectionist measures are on the rise in major economies such as the United States, the United Kingdom has reaffirmed its commitment...

Senthil Kumaran: Africa’s Floriculture Is Moving Beyond Roses

“Kenya is no longer a single-product country,” Kumaran emphasizes. “You name a flower, it’s grown here.” For decades, roses reigned supreme in East Africa’s flower...

“As a Kenyan Grower, We Meet EU Standards with Precision and Care.”

How do growers deal with crop protection? What rules, obstacles, or prejudices do they encounter? Royal FloraHolland gives growers the opportunity to share their experiences...

Kenya Sets Stage for Reciprocal Trade Talks With U.S.

Washington meeting builds on earlier engagements as Nairobi seeks post-AGOA framework Kenya said it is ready to begin reciprocal trade negotiations with the United States...

Uganda’s Potato Farmers Get a Boost as First Private Firm Enters Seed Production

Uganda has taken a major step forward in strengthening its potato value chain with the licensing of Farm Inputs Care Centre Ltd. (FICA Seeds) as...

Kyrgyzstan Exempts Tulip Bulbs from VAT: Will Kenya Be Affected?

The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan introduced a new measure aimed at supporting the country’s horticulture and floriculture sectors by expanding the list of goods...

Tanzania Bets Big on Horticulture: $2 Billion Export Target by 2030

Tanzania is positioning its horticulture sector as a central driver of agricultural transformation, with an ambitious plan to push export earnings to $2 billion by...