In the sweltering mid-October heat of Matobo, one of Zimbabwe's hottest and driest districts, Spiwe Moyo tended her ripening tomato crop. Nearby, underneath a baobab tree, a few emaciated donkeys and a small herd of skinny cattle take shelter from the blazing sun.

African cattle breeds are astonishingly diverse, and often quite beautiful.

Bank tellers are out and robotics engineers are in, according to a new report that says the coronavirus recession is accelerating technological changes that could displace 85 million jobs within the next five years.

After the disappointments of the previous campaign, Namibian table grape producers are upbeat about the new season.

As leaders gather in Kigali for the Forum's Africa meeting, the continents economic growth is once again top-of-mind. And if we are going to talk about economic growth, we must talk about agriculture.

Sandwich loaf production requires high-protein wheat flour.