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Africa's $400 Billion Food Waste Scandal
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Africa's $400 Billion Food Waste Scandal
Africa loses up to 60% of its harvested crops before they ever reach a market. Not to drought or pests but to rot, spoilage, and poor road networks between farm to table. If you do the maths on Africa’s $400 billion agricultural output, we’re talking about $200 billion worth of food disappearing every year. We have venture capitalists throwing millions at apps. Development banks financing “digital inclusion” programmes. Governments subsidising …
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