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African Beekeeping Information Portal
funded by the Wales for Africa programme of the Welsh Assembly Government
Beekeeping can generate income and reduce poverty
For beekeepers to keep bees successfully they need advice, training and information. This African Beekeeping Information Portal aims to deliver information freely to those who need it. We encourage group leaders, trainers and extension workers, across Africa, to disseminate this information to others.
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Beeswax
Most beekeepers in tropical Africa harvest beeswax and honey together (they do not re-use comb). Because chemicals are not used African beeswax is clean and in high demand all over the world. More information.
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Export to the EU
February 2009. Honey from these countries have had their Residue Monitoring Plans approved and their honey is accepted into the EU: Ethiopia, RSA, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia. More information.
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ApiTrade Africa
Accessing distant markets requires supply chains and infrastructure which are missing in many parts of Africa. A new African honey trade network has set out to address some of these problems. More information.
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African honey bees
African honey bees belong to the species Apis mellifera. For information about keeping bees in tropical Africa go to the Information Portal.
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