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African Union Soil Observatory

The African Union Soil Observatory (AUSO) is developing a continental soil observatory, including an African Soil Data Centre and soil health dashboard. Working across 12 African countries, the project aims to improve access to soil information and support evidence-based decisions for sustainable land management and food security.

First local harvest of Metarhizium rileyi spores marks milestone for fall armyworm management in Zambia

New agreement strengthens CABI’s footprint in Burundi

CABI has signed a Host Country Agreement with the Government of Burundi, marking a significant step in formalizing its long-term commitment to agricultural development, research, innovation and food security in the country.

CABI and Uganda agreement mark expanded commitment to agricultural transformation

CABI has strengthened its presence in Uganda following the signing of a Host Country Agreement with the Government of Uganda. The milestone marks a significant step forward in a long-standing partnership that has been steadily shaping how agricultural challenges are understood and addressed across the country.

A trade first: Kenya opens UK market to Apple mango exports

Lantana camara emerges as the most widespread invasive plant in eastern and southern Africa

Lantana camara has emerged as the most widespread invasive plant species in eastern and southern Africa, according to CABI-led roadside surveys that recorded 708 non-native species across 11 countries. The inventory provides a vital baseline for invasive species management and policy.