Author: Asmyr Ngazoua
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Agricultural Entrepreneurship: A Pathway to Youth Empowerment and Employment
Across Africa, youth unemployment continues to rise, leaving many young people feeling sidelined, waiting for jobs that may never come. Yet, beneath our feet lies a powerful, often overlooked asset: the land.The land does not judge. It does not discriminate. It welcomes those willing to work it, with passion, determination, and intelligence. Today, agriculture is…
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Strenghtening food security in African through Local food crop production
Food security remains a pressing challenge in Africa, where millions still lack regular access to sufficient, nutritious, and culturally appropriate food. This is particularly paradoxical, given the continent’s vast agricultural potential—rich soils, diverse ecosystems, and a predominantly young and dynamic population. Despite these assets, Africa remains heavily dependent on food imports, especially for staples such…
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How We Set Up Our Engineering Team to Maximize Success
In our ongoing series about Agrifrika’s core engineering principles, we’ve been exploring the foundational elements that guide our technological approach. Today, we’re diving deeper into the organizational structure of our engineering team and the philosophy that drives our technical decisions. At Agrifrika, our engineering team operates on three fundamental tenets that have proven crucial to…
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Strenghthening food security in africa through local food crop production
Food security remains a major challenge in Africa, where millions of people still lack regular access to sufficient, healthy, and nutritious food. Yet, the continent has enormous agricultural potential, both in terms of fertile land and crop diversity. Unfortunately, this potential remains largely underexploited, to the point where many African countries heavily rely on food…
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The logistics problem in agriculture in Cameroon
Despite being a key sector of the economy, Cameroon’s agriculture struggles to modernize due to several inconsistencies in its management and organization. This is largely based on subsistence logic, where production is mainly for personal consumption. It limits industrialization and prevents farmers from generating substantial income. Additionally, the lack of effective planning results in unstable…
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Why agriculture and technology need each other.
Agriculture is at the head of Africa’s economy, employing millions of people and ensuring the continent’s food security. However, it faces numerous challenges, including climate change, low productivity, and limited market access. Fortunately, technology is bringing innovative solutions to transform this sector and ensure more efficient and suitable farming. With the rise of digital tools,…