Podcast with Dr.KIHURA NKUBA - Africa would have enough food if the west wasn't eating up everything

We are delighted to announce the release of the second podcast interview with our esteemed guest, Dr. NKAMUHAYO RWACUMIKA AKA KIHURA NKUBA. Hosted by Kiiza S. Hussein, this insightful conversation took place during the Africa Food System Forum.
In this episode, Dr. Nkamuhayo Rwacumika, renowned for his expertise in agriculture and food systems, shares his visionary ideas on transforming the African food industry. With decades of experience and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by farmers and food producers in Africa, Dr. Nkamuhayo Rwacumika provides valuable insights into sustainable farming practices, market access, and policy reforms.
Listeners can expect to hear about Dr. Nkamuhayo Rwacumika's groundbreaking initiatives to promote climate-smart agriculture, promote food security, and empower rural communities. His innovative approach focuses on leveraging technology, empowering women farmers, and encouraging youth participation in agricultural activities.
This podcast interview is an excellent opportunity for stakeholders across the agricultural sector to gain knowledge and inspiration from Dr. Nkamuhayo Rwacumika's expertise. We believe that his insights will ignite discussions, encourage collaborations, and pave the way for a more sustainable and prosperous Africa food system.
Be sure to tune in and listen to this compelling conversation between Dr. Nkamuhayo Rwacumika and Kiiza S. Hussein.

[@bonifacemaina8049]

There's nothing more beautiful than being black. 💯

[@OscarChebet]

Great man kihuura nkuuba

[@user-mb7sh9om6f]

Surely you are the only person I know who can talk and I listen.

[@reflectglobe]

Huh? Come again!

[@kwikirizarodgers9807]

yoo such a moving library Truth hitman 👌🏿👌🏿

[@chriscentssemugabi1670]

If I cd hv 10% of the knowledge and wisdom kihura nkuba has, I'd be too far in life

[@kusasiraarthur2764]

The gangster of knowledge 🫡🫡🫡

[@angelacouncil1092]

Facts Africa,Uganda ,Mugamda raised in America,❤

[@nyesigaamos7623]

Beauty

[@orishabajanathankiiza7872]

More please 😊

[@bongisbongile332]

Its a lie to say in SA there r no farmers for cows in d Black community brother we have villagers in all d 9 provinces of SA who owns herds of cows yes in d cities u cant find them but our learnered brotherthere should also thoroughly research such

[@askido351]

I think he's trying to communicate the general lack of land and power for black south Africa.
People in other African countries have the land.

[@bongisbongile332]

@@askido351 brothr our African brothers need to understand dt we SAfricans r a diverse nation with different cultures (Indian white black n coloured) no one can change dt n we also have adopted each other's'lifestyles owning land is no bigdeal for us though in rural areas farming is still being practised so he musnt sound judgemental we cant all be on farming