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Agriculture without investment is like dancing without music – Prof Eric Danquah - Vimarsana News

Agriculture without investment is like dancing without music – Prof Eric Danquah

2022 Africa Food Prize winner Prof. Eric Danquah has called on African governments to increase investments in the agricultural sector.

UG's Prof Eric Danquah appointed member of UK-CGIAR Centre's Science and Impact Advisory Group - Vimarsana News

UG's Prof Eric Danquah appointed member of UK-CGIAR Centre's Science and Impact Advisory Group

The four-member Science and Impact Advisory Group is expected to offer advice on the Centre’s strategic direction.

Vision for hunger-free Africa requires political will and investment in science – Prof. Danquah - Vimarsana News

Vision for hunger-free Africa requires political will and investment in science – Prof. Danquah

Founding director of the West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement (WACCI) Prof. Eric Danquah says the vision for a hunger-free and poverty-free Africa will only be met through investments in science, technology, and innovation (STI), and strong political will by governments.

African governments urged to create opportunities for youth to join agriculture - Vimarsana News

African governments urged to create opportunities for youth to join agriculture

The push to attract more youth to engage in agriculture can yield significant benefits, provided that ample opportunities for them to embrace...

African governments must invest in biotech to improve agriculture – Deputy Agric Minister - Vimarsana News

African governments must invest in biotech to improve agriculture – Deputy Agric Minister

Deputy Food and Agriculture Minister Yaw Frimpong Addo is urging African governments to invest in biotechnology to improve agriculture on the continent.