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    Just ten months after its official launch, Food For Mzansi has received no less than two nominations in WAN-IFRA's African Digital Media Awards 2019.
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    Food For Mzansi bags two international media nominations

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    Farming couple has their eyes set on the beef export market

    Chantélle Hartebeest -
    Nomxolisi Mathe holds a Masters’ degree in education and was an English teacher for two decades before she started farming with eight other women in Benoni, about 40km east of Johannesburg.
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    The thriving farm led by black women

    Magnificent Mndebele -
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    Primary school principal creates a local food hub

    Chantélle Hartebeest -
    According to Professor Amanda Gouws up to 200 million tons of agricultural produce is produced in Sub-Saharan Africa. Two-thirds of this is produced by small and subsistence farmers and women make up over 65% of the producers.
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    Give female farmers greater access to land and credit

    Dawn Noemdoe -
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    You can’t run away from your calling, says female farmer

    Duncan Masiwa -
    Tsabello Mapupa farms with livestock on his late brother’s land in Rosendal, about 45km away from Ficksburg in the Free State.
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    Businessman turned farmer is building generational wealth

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    There is an angel factory in the Karoo, and these are some of the angelmakers. From left to right, Trudi Hobanie, Charlene Daniels, Janine Hobanie, Valenta Martin, her mother Violet Martin and Veronica Olyn. Photo: Chris Marais
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    There is an angel factory in the Karoo

    Julienne Du Toit -
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    22-year-old farm manager said yes to agriculture and no to medicine

    Duncan Masiwa -
    Unaty Daniel went from engineering to waitressing, but in the end it was food and cooking that stole her heart.
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    Former waitress becomes a successful chef

    Chantélle Hartebeest -
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