Who We Are

Food Security Africa (FSA) is a results-oriented organization committed to addressing the pressing challenge of food insecurity across the African continent, with a strategic focus on the SADC region.

We are a collective of experienced professionals in agriculture, development, logistics, and strategic partnerships—united by the mission to implement high-impact, scalable agricultural projects that strengthen food systems and improve livelihoods.

FSA specializes in end-to-end project management, ensuring that every initiative we undertake is well-structured, resource-efficient, and aligned with the vision and goals of our partners. We work at the intersection of government, private sector, development agencies, and communities—bringing together people, programs, and partnerships to drive real, measurable results.

Word From Our Founder Mustapha

Mustapha-Osuman

Mustapha K. Osuman

Founder

"Africa is abundant—rich in land, talent, and untapped potential. Yet too many of our people still go to bed hungry and without opportunity. That has never sat right with me—not as an entrepreneur, and certainly not as an African. I believe every farm can feed a family, and every harvest can create a job. Real progress isn’t just about what we grow, but how many lives we uplift along the way. That’s the purpose that drives me every single day."

At the heart of Food Security Africa (FSA) is a simple but powerful conviction: that no one on this continent should suffer from hunger while our soil remains rich and our hands capable. I started FSA out of a deep desire to change that—to build something that not only feeds people, but also creates jobs, restores dignity, and reignites hope in communities across Africa.

Every project we undertake is about more than farming—it's about empowering people to take control of their future. It’s about transforming villages into value chains, and turning smallholder farmers into business owners and community leaders.

My passion lies in building a food-secure Africa where agriculture is not just a means of survival, but a source of prosperity, pride, and progress.

We are here not to talk—but to act. Not just to inspire, but to implement. Together, I believe we
can feed nations, uplift economies, and redefine the future of Africa—one farm, one family, one
project at a time.

What We Do

At Food Security Africa (FSA), we offer practical, high-impact agricultural solutions through program management, training, technical assistance, and cross-sector collaboration. Our work is focused on delivering lasting value to farming communities and national food systems.

  • 1. Agricultural Project Management & Coordination

    We design, implement, and manage agriculture-focused projects in collaboration with governments, development partners, NGOs, and private investors. From planning to execution, our role includes strategic oversight, stakeholder engagement, and operational delivery.

  • 2. Partnership Integration & Ecosystem Building

    FSA helps align the efforts of multiple stakeholders to work toward common goals. We facilitate effective collaboration between public and private actors, ensuring clearly defined roles, seamless execution, and shared accountability within each project environment.

  • 3. Equipment Provision & Technical Support

    We support farming communities by sourcing and delivering agricultural tools and equipment—from land preparation machinery and irrigation systems to post-harvest processing and storage solutions. We also ensure proper setup, usage training, and ongoing technical support.

  • 4. Training & Capacity Building Programs

    We develop and deliver customized training programs on sustainable agriculture, agribusiness management, equipment usage, and productivity enhancement. These are delivered through workshops, demonstration farms, digital platforms, and community-based extension models.

  • 5. Innovation & Sustainable Farming Practices

    FSA promotes adaptive and efficient farming methods that can be scaled and localized. We work to increase productivity, reduce waste, and introduce technologies that promote long-term resource sustainability and food system resilience

  • 6. Policy Advisory & Institutional Support

    We work closely with governments and institutions to shape policies that enable farmer success—such as access to inputs, markets, financing, and agricultural services—ensuring policy and implementation are aligned at all levels.

  • 7. Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (MEL)

    Our MEL framework ensures that every initiative is performance-driven. We monitor implementation, evaluate impact, and capture learning to optimize future strategies and enhance overall program effectiveness.

Where We Work

We understand this problem affects us all as a continent, so we are not restricting ourselves to our region. Through partnerships and growth, we will operate intercontinentally to solve this problem together.

Who We Work With

Alliance for Science

Is a global initiative for science-based communications based out of New York, with operations in Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana.

As a global leader on evidence-based science communication, and impactful agricultural interventions FSA is honoured to be partnered with the Alliance for Science. Established at Cornell University, with a wealth of intellectual and scientific expertise at its fingertips, AfS provides us with a deep well of knowledge and experience from which to draw upon.

Kalomo Grain

Kalomo Grain Marketing Ltd (KGML) is a grain producing, processing and trading company that is engaged with over 3500 Female farmers around the country.

Founded by Sarah Ngwenya in 2011 Kalomo Grain is a well established agri-enterprise bringing real change and development to the lives of thousands of rural farmers. Together with KGML, Food Secure Africa are working to expand the capacity, scope and reach of their program, in order to lift thousands more households out of poverty and empower them with the skills to produce more than they need whilst restoring the land.

Network of Women Environmentalists

NAWE is a peer empowerment network which connects environmental advocates working at different levels, sectors and countries to realize the future they want for their degraded or fragile landscape.

FSA collaborates with NAWE on on a variety of topics; from discussions centred around the UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration and its effective implementation, to the inclusion of women in the regeneration of African farm and marshlands. The NAWE teams' insights are an invaluable source of alternate perspectives and opinions.

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