The Food We Eat Begins With the Farmer: Why Agricultural Traceability Can No Longer Be Optional
What if we stopped looking at agriculture simply as the production of food and started looking at it as a public health system? Every mea
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Africa's agricultural conversation keeps reaching for more land, more hectares, more grand infrastructure. But the population of farmers is already there. What's missing isn't scale — it's organisation, honesty about what charity can and cannot do, and infrastructure that simply works.
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When Farmers Suffer, So Does Everyone's Plate: The Public Health Time Bomb We're Ignoring
We treat agricultural policy as a favour to farmers. It isn't. It's public health infrastructure — and neglecting the people who grow our
History in the Soil: iTONA AFRICA Launches in Araromi Ekiti with Founding Seal Council, First Coordinator and First Verified Farmers
On 1 May 2026, CANWYF formally launched the first chapter of iTONA AFRICA in Araromi Ekiti, Ekiti State — appointing a founding Seal Counc