Some 15% of Kenya's landmass is classified as High-Potential Agriculture Zones.

Why and How Africa Can Feed the World!

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  • August 28, 2026

Africa should turn the increase in population as a key factor to increase food security. The population will mostly be made up of the youth which means that they can make up an energetic labor force that can produce more food for every mouth.With visionary leadership Africa can use its vast reserves of arable land, modern technology and largely youthful, tech-savvy and energetic population in producing food for every mouth not just on the mother continent but the whole world.

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1). Africa’s population increases by 42 million people annually
2). Africa’s population shall stand at about 2.4 billion people in 2050

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Some 15% of Kenya's landmass is classified as High-Potential Agriculture Zones.3). Africa has the world’s largest reservoir of unused arable land
4). Africa has the lowest food production rate of about 10%
5). Africa’s agribusiness sector contributes about 30% to the gross domestic product or national income of various countries and is a source of direct employment and income to many would-be unemployed people

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6). Though they produce 80% of the food consumed in Africa, Africa’s small-scale farmers are faced with:
i). poor farming techniques
ii). poor financial standing
iii). poor technology
7). There is need to motivate and support Africa’s small-scale farmers for Africa to be turned into the world’s food basket in our lifetime.
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