Africa Moringa Hub AMH

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    Opening Remarks for 3GMP 2025 by AMH President (Jeanette Dickson)

    OPENING REMARKS ‎Welcome and Introduction ‎‎Distinguished speakers, moderators, Moringa partners, farmers, entrepreneurs, researchers, and friends from across the world — good day to you all! ‎‎It is with great joy and honor that I welcome you to the 3rd Global Moringa Premiere + Live Q&A Conference 2025, proudly hosted by Africa Moringa Hub (AMH Online) under the inspiring theme — “Grow Your Moringa Wealth Locally!” ‎‎This theme captures our deep belief that the true wealth of the Moringa industry begins right where we are — on our farms, in our communities, and within our local economies. ‎Because local action is the seed that grows into global transformation. ‎‎Today, as we gather from Ghana to Colombia, Nepal to Australia, we are united…

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    Introduction Prof Robert Tchitnga (President)

    Moringa, known as the miracle tree, is a small, deciduous tree with sparse green foliage which can grow up to about 8m high. It grows naturally in most regions of Africa and is called by many names. (These include Ben-oil tree, Benzolive tree, Cabbage tree, Clarifier tree, Drumstick tree, Ewe-igbale, Horse-radish tree, Neverdie, Zogallagandi, Mlonge, Mronge, Mrongo, Mzunze, Nebedayo, Okwe oyibo, Rawag.) Plus around 13 different Moringa species have been identified. The most common varieties are Oleifera and Stenopetala. Many who have not experienced at least one of Moringa’s virtues may be surprised that it has earned the name of “miracle tree”.  As defined by the Oxford Dictionary, a miracle is an extraordinary and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific…

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