When the Russia-Ukraine conflict erupted in February 2022, global supply chains were disrupted, sending shockwaves through Africa’s agricultural sector. In Zambia, farmers faced skyrocketing fertilizer prices and dwindling supplies, threatening their livelihoods. The country relied heavily on imports from Russia and Ukraine, spending over $110 million annually, yet in 2022, it required 632,529 metric tonnes… [Read More]
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