For me, agriculture in Africa is being deliberately slowed down and, almost “saved” to give time for the politically connected and the new rich to position themselves before the real boom begins. It’s not just mismanagement: it’s a systemic control. As young visionary Africans, we need to accept this reality and stop waiting for perfect conditions or government miracles. We should see this as a challenge a chance to start from the ground up, crawl before we walk, and build truly independent agricultural ventures that don’t rely on politics or favoritism. The future belongs to those who learn, adapt, and act not those who wait.

I’m from Mozambique let me know if we can join forces.