  This paper explores the transformative potential of artificial intelligence
(AI) in the context of sustainable agricultural development across diverse
regions in Africa. Delving into opportunities, challenges, and impact, the
study navigates through the dynamic landscape of AI applications in
agriculture. Opportunities such as precision farming, crop monitoring, and
climate-resilient practices are examined, alongside challenges related to
technological infrastructure, data accessibility, and skill gaps. The article
analyzes the impact of AI on smallholder farmers, supply chains, and inclusive
growth. Ethical considerations and policy implications are also discussed,
offering insights into responsible AI integration. By providing a nuanced
understanding, this paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on leveraging AI
for fostering sustainability in African agriculture.
