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Chantélle Hartebeest

Chantélle Hartebeest
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CHANTÉLLE HARTEBEEST is a young journalist who has a fiery passion for storytelling. She is eager to be the voice of the voiceless and has worked in both radio and print media before joining Food For Mzansi.
Vuyani Lolwane farms with maize, sunflower and wheat on his own, communal and land that he acquired through the Land Redistribution programme.video
Groundbreakers

Vuyani Lolwane carries on his father’s farming legacy

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The Goedgedacht Trust has helped more than 2000 rural households become more food secure by helping them to grow their own foods.
Food for Thought

Food gardens a lifeline in rural communities

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Potatoes were planted in South Africa almost 300 years ago, and still we continue to enjoy it.
Lifestyle

Potatoes SA ensures Mzansi gets quality taters

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Potatoes SA's Potato and Aubergine Pie
Lifestyle

RECIPE: Potato and Aubergine Pie

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National and international Cotton experts attending the Cotton by-product workshop in South Africa.
Between the Headlines

Cotton by-products promise opportunities for Africa

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As an award-winning and first black winemaker in South Africa, Carmen Stevens' determination helped her to achieve what she has today.
Changemakers

Mzansi’s first black winemaker didn’t let rejection stop her

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Lesego 'LesDaChef' Semenya, cook book author and former SA Top Chef judge, hopes to be a constant motivation for the residents and children of Soweto through his work.
Editors Choice

LesDaChef: Big man in the kitchen

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Lesego 'LesDaChef' Semenya's Creamed Spinach
Lifestyle

RECIPE: LesDaChef’s Creamed Spinach

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In 2010 Greenpop planted 1 000 trees in a number of townships like Bonteheuwel, Khayelitsha and Delft on the Cape Flats. Since then they've planted more than 100,000 indigenous and fruit trees across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Editors Choice

‘Treevolution’ has started across Sub-Saharan Africa

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Social entrepreneur and bio-diesel producer Mosa Hope Mapheto tackles socio-economic issues in her community to build a better life for the youth.
Movers and Shakers

Social entrepreneur brings hope for Limpopo youth

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