Over the next 30 years, Sub-Saharan Africa’s population will double to over two billion, and its economies will industrialize. Africa’s development will therefore be critical
Category: Analysis
Africa Mining Vision: Mining Socio-Economic Benefits of Africa‘s Extractive Industries
The Africa Mining Vision (AMV), adopted by heads of state at the February 2009 African Union summit, constitutes Africa’s own response to tackling the paradox
Top 10: What Countries Are Potash-Producing Powerhouses?
The potash market had some weather- and price-related ups and downs in 2019, but major market participants such as BHP remain confident that the top
China’s Fertilizer Policies: Impacts on the Industry, Food Security, and the Environment
China has made remarkable strides in recent decades to grow enough food to feed 20% of the world’s population with only 9% of the world’s
Potash Fertilizer Investment Guide: Understanding the Difference Between MOP and SOP
Puneet Parikh (New Delhi, India) With the current average world’s population increase estimated at 81 million people annually and the ensuing growing demand for agricultural
Expert Analysis: Using Potash for Grassland for Silage and Grazing
Potash regulates the movement and storage of solutes throughout the plant, comparable to the blood system in animals or humans. This is clearly a wide-ranging
Expert Analysis: Using Potash for Grassland for Silage and Grazing
Potash regulates the movement and storage of solutes throughout the plant, comparable to the blood system in animals or humans. This is clearly a wide-ranging
Solar Power in Sub-Saharan Africa after Covid-19: Healing the Ills of the Sector
The electrification of sub-Saharan Africa is one of the great challenges of the 21st century. It is essential if we are to succeed in creating
Fertilizer Investment Guide: Understanding the Difference Between Phosphate and Potash
Many people tend to think that phosphate and potash are different terms for the same chemical. In reality, however, although both are used to produce
Yes, Wee Can: Will Human Urine Become the ‘New Gold’?
Phosphorus is essential for growing crops, but global reserves are shrinking fast. Now researchers are looking for ways to recycle the valuable mineral – by