News Update – Gazettes Summer 2023
My Article in Les Nouvelles de St Martin and the Grouville Gazettes 2023
As you read this article we will have all long since celebrated the Coronation in May. I must say that during the Saturday and day of the Coronation
2023 News report from Malawi
Mary Kachepa
Fisheries and Livestock Minister MAKOZO CHIKOTE says dairy farming is an important Livestock undertaking that can significantly contribute to food security and economic growth.
Speaking at during the launch of Jersey Breed focused Diary
Jersey cow ‘second most popular in the world’
A CONFERENCE which discusses the importance of the Jersey cow in African farming communities is due to take place in Malawi this month.
International Development Minister Carolyn Labey will be speaking at the African Jersey Forum Conference,
Malawi Agriculture Minister
During our visit to Malawi for the African Jersey Forum we had the honour of meeting with Mr Sam Dalitso Kawale, the Minister for Agriculture.
Pictured here with the Minister and Simon Boas of Jersey Overseas Aid (JOA).
3rd African Jersey 2023 Forum
Held in Malawi in June 2023 the third Africa Jersey Forum took place. I had the pleasure of speaking alongside Steve Le Feuvre and Robbie Perchard.
Africa Jersey Forum Conference 2023 Malawi
The Minister visits the British High Commission in Lusaka before a follow up visit to the Fisheries and Livestock Minister in Zambia following the signing of the MOU in Feb 2023. Later that week they together launched the
Jersey Cows to be discussed at African Conference
A conference which discusses the importance of the Jersey cow in African farming communities will take place in Malawi this month.
International Development Minister Carolyn Labey will be speaking at the African Jersey Forum Conference (AJF), and plans to visit
Zambia 2022 Jersey in the Press
Recent recognition in The Times for the work Jersey are doing in Africa through Jersey Overseas Aid. As my recent trip to Zambia and the signing of the agreement with the Agricultural Minister comes to fruition to benefit 10,000 farmers