The article examines government policies on agricultural financing in Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, and South Africa. The goal is to understand how these countries address the financial challenges in agriculture through policy interventions. The researchers reviewed literature and government policies to analyze the strategic goals, beneficiaries, and constraints of these policies. The study focuses on the high risks in agriculture, banks' reluctance to finance agriculture, and insurers' hesitance to cover agricultural risks. The findings aim to provide insights that can benefit other African countries facing similar challenges in agricultural financing.