Only 7 African countries commercially grow genetically engineered crops. Here's a blueprint to unlock the continent's enormous farm and food potential

The African continent has been home to genetically modified (GM) crops for more than 26 years, beginning in 1996 when insect-resistant GM maize was commercialized in South Africa.

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