The closure of Hormuz during a critical farming window threatens global crop yields, disrupting fertiliser flows essential to food production worldwide.
The study explores how African agriculture can ensure food sovereignty while reducing dependence on fossil-based fertilisers and preserving ecosystems.
Startups, investors and companies are adapting to a challenging year, with new strategies emerging to navigate funding pressure and shifting agricultural innovation trends.
Amid escalating tensions with Iran, a new global food crisis looms, driven by rising fertiliser costs and supply disruptions that could severely impact food security worldwide.
