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Cattle Farmer: ‘How can I stop coming on too strong?’

Noluthando Ngcakani -
Farmer repellent from Malamulele, Limpopo writes… I am newly in a relationship with a fellow cattle farmer for three months now and really like this...
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Mzansi Flavour

Cape chef shares Mzansi food at pan-African table

Noluthando Ngcakani -
Chef Amanda Manyatshe (37) is on a mission to share Mzansi food flavours with the world through a food business she calls For The...
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Recipes

Recipe: Make Amanda’s mopani worm pasta

Noluthando Ngcakani -
Mashonzha or mopani worms are undeniably a local culinary treasure for many South Africans. Mashonzha or amasonja are a delicacy throughout Southern Africa in countries...
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News

US agri giant to buy cow masks to trap methane burps

Staff Reporter -
Agriculture giant Cargill Inc. will start selling methane-absorbing wearable devices for cows, putting its support behind an experimental technology that could help the industry...
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Liewe Lulu

Newly-wed farmer wants to jump ship

Noluthando Ngcakani -
Lost and confused from Klerksdorp, North West writes… Liewe LuluMy husband and I married just before the pandemic hit. Before, he lived in the city...
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Chef School

Kasi chef: No stumbling block too high for Innocent

Noluthando Ngcakani -
After more than a year living in a global pandemic it is safe to say that the game of life has changed. Now we...
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Recipes

Recipe: Stovetop oxtail

Noluthando Ngcakani -
Cooked until fall-apart tender, a good pot of oxtail is definitely a hit when you are craving something warm and comforting. Innocent Makgwale (26) has...
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Food & Health

Edible leaves: Don’t throw away the healthy bits

Siyabonga Mngoma -
Visiting farms and chatting with food growers, I am always surprised and happy to learn about the wonder of vegetables. Like finding out about...
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Lifestyle

Mzansi in shock after legendary actress dies

Lucinda Dordley -
South Africans are reeling from shock after the family of legendary actress Shaleen Surtie-Richards confirmed her death. The 66-year-old was found dead in a...
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Liewe Lulu

Farmer got her heart broken in the Congo

Noluthando Ngcakani -
Befuddled state of mind from Brazzaville, Congo writes Liewe Lulu,What do you do when a man suddenly loses interest in you?In November last year when...
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A second cold front accompanied by strong to gale-force winds is headed for the southwestern Cape on Friday afternoon 25 June 2021. Photo: Supplied/ Food For Mzansi
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Weekend cold front to batter Western and Northern Cape

Sinesipho Tom -
Farmers in the south-western Cape fear that a second cold front set to hit the region this afternoon, might cause further crop damage. The...
Liewe Lulu

Poultry queen is not looking for a king

Noluthando Ngcakani -
Solo mother hen from Kuruman, Northern Cape writes… Liewe LuluI am 41, farm with chickens and am currently single. I have two sons and run...
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This Free State farmer is creating his own opportunities

Nicole Ludolph -
Farmsol Youth Ambassador and Free State farmer Mokete Johannes Mofokeng is making great strides through sheer tenacity. In celebration of Youth Month, we feature...
Zimbabwe embarked on often violent land grabs from white farmers in 2000 after an instruction by former president Robert Mugabe. Photo: Supplied/ZimLive
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Zim starts paying white farmers after violent land grabs

Duncan Masiwa -
Too little, too late. This is how political analysts and agricultural policy advisors in South Africa are reacting to Zimbabwe’s two-decades-late compensation payment to...
Grain SA has paid tribute to Bully Botma, one of its former chairpersons, who died earlier this evening. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Grain SA stalwart dies after Covid-19 battle

Ivor Price -
Grain SA has this evening confirmed the death of Bully Botma, a Free State farmer and former chairperson of the commodity organisation. Food For...

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