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Agriculture

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October 17, 2025 0

Policy Dialogue on Improving Onion Marketing in The Gambia

The ROOTS project’s October 15, 2025, policy dialogue in The Gambia is transforming local onion marketing for smallholder farmers—reducing imports, minimizing post-harvest losses, and boosting incomes for sustainable agricultural growth.

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October 11, 2025 0

Forum Invest in Senegal (Fii Senegal 2025): $23.5 Billion in Commitments for a New Economic Momentum

The Fii Senegal 2025 forum secures $23.5 billion in commitments and 51 agreements for Senegal’s economic sectors, including agriculture, sanitation, and SME support, positioning the nation as Africa’s investment gateway under Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko’s reforms.

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May 21, 2025 0

Gambia Armed Forces will Harvest More Than 250 Tons of Rice

CDS Mamat O.A. Cham revealed the Gambia Armed Forces’ plan to produce up to 300 tons of rice from 42 hectares, aiming to end rice imports and boost national food independence within 15 years.

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April 2, 2025 0

Gambia Enhances its Dairy Sector by Importing High-Yielding Cattle from France

The Gambian government is boosting its dairy industry by introducing Brown Swiss cattle to improve milk production and support local farmers through the PACD initiative.

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February 24, 2025 0

Auditors Criticize the Lack of Soil Testing for 30 Years

The Gambia has not conducted soil fertility mapping in 30 years, with NAO highlighting equipment delays and insufficient training at NARI, posing risks to agricultural sustainability.

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