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Book now for Soul To Soil Women’s Month brunch

Celebrate Women’s Month alongside some of South Africa’s most influential women in agriculture at the 2026 Soul To Soil Brunch. Book your R299 ticket now before seats sell out for this inspiring morning of leadership, networking and celebration

by Staff Reporter
31st July 2026
Pretty Kubyane, Conce Moraba, Maboang Matlou and Rendani Murovhi are part of the speaker line-up at the 2026 Soul To Soil Women’s Month Brunch, hosted by Food For Mzansi in partnership with Agda. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Pretty Kubyane, Conce Moraba, Maboang Matlou and Rendani Murovhi are part of the speaker line-up at the 2026 Soul To Soil Women’s Month Brunch, hosted by Food For Mzansi in partnership with Agda. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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From farmers and scientists to agro-processors and executives, the leaders shaping South African agriculture will be celebrated throughout Women’s Month, culminating in the 2026 Soul To Soil Women’s Month Brunch. Tickets for the event are available on www.soultosoil.co.za.

Hosted by Food For Mzansi in partnership with the Agricultural Development Agency (Agda), the annual event will bring together some of the country’s most influential women in farming, agribusiness and rural development on Wednesday, 26 August, at the Centurion Hotel.

More than a Women’s Month celebration, Soul To Soil has become a platform where women from across the agricultural value chain share their experiences, forge new partnerships and inspire the next generation of leaders.

Guiding the conversations on the day will be Conce Moraba, an accomplished agricultural economist and communications manager. As master of ceremonies, she will bring warmth, energy and insight to the programme.

A line-up of powerhouses

This year’s line-up features an impressive mix of farmers, innovators and industry leaders. Speakers include Maboang Matlou, founder of Lefkong Farming; Pretty Kubyane, co-founder and chief technology officer of eFamaApp; Valeska van Schoor, co-founder of Gro4Africa; Koketso Baloyi, founder of Diatla Tshweu Farming; and Lerato Aliu, chief executive of Roadgrass Investments.

The programme also includes a high-profile leadership panel featuring, among others, Dr Lukeshni Chetty, chief executive of the South African National Seed Organisation (Sansor), and Rendani Murovhi, transformation manager at Potatoes SA. Together, they will explore how collaboration, innovation and inclusive leadership can shape the future of South African agriculture.

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How to book your Soul To Soil tickets

Now firmly established on the agricultural calendar, Soul To Soil offers attendees the opportunity to hear candid leadership stories from women who have broken barriers and built successful careers. The event also creates space for meaningful networking, collaboration and mentorship across the sector.

Tickets for Soul To Soil are available online for just R299.

Guests can look forward to a memorable morning featuring honest conversations with some of the country’s most inspiring agricultural leaders, opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals, and stories designed to leave attendees feeling energised and empowered.

The experience also includes a hearty brunch with bubbly as well as gifts and giveaways, making Soul To Soil the perfect way to celebrate Women’s Month with friends, colleagues or mentors.

Seats are limited, and early booking is encouraged.

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