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Podcast: Momentum Metropolitan uplifts women in agri

To kick things off as part of an Agri Enterprises feature on Farmer's Inside Track, Momentum Metropolitan's youth employment portfolio head Nkosinathi Mahlangu explains how they are bridging the gender gap in agriculture

by Octavia Avesca Spandiel
13th September 2023
Podcast: Momentum Metropolitan uplifts women in agri

Nkosinathi Mahlangu, youth employment portfolio head at Momentum Metropolitan. Photo: Food For Mzansi

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Agri Enterprises understands the far-reaching impacts of agricultural development and how crucial it is in addressing fundamental challenges such as poverty reduction, economic growth, and environmental sustainability.

Over the next few months, we’ll captivate you by showcasing the groundbreaking initiatives within the agricultural sector through Agri Enterprises, an Agri SA subsidiary. They seek to not only highlight the innovative efforts but also to acquaint you with some of the remarkable agricultural businesses that are spearheading transformation changes in both the sector and the country.

Women in farming programme objectives

In this episode of the Farmer’s Inside Track, we chat with Momentum Metropolitan about their agricultural developmental efforts in collaboration with Agri Enterprises. Nkosinathi Mahlangu, youth employment portfolio head at Momentum Metropolitan, kicks off the conversation with an overview of the women in farming programmes and their objectives.

“This is our second year and our objective is to help stimulate and encourage entrepreneurs, especially females,” he says. “The women in farming initiative was our entrepreneurial programme where we said we want to make an impact in areas where we can also bridge the gender gap.”

In this episode, Mahlangu also discusses:

  • How black women are encouraged to take up space;
  • Challenges women in agri face;
  • How women can take their agribusiness forward;
  • Support and resources from the programme.

Want to know more? Listen to the full episode of Farmer’s Inside Track. 

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Octavia Avesca Spandiel

Raised by a close-knit family who loves her deeply, Octavia believes in the philosophy of ‘I am because you are'. This former news and content editor for radio is now living her best life in the agricultural sector as a commercial journalist at Food For Mzansi. Her soft spot for poetry and passion for life, writing and traveling inspires her to write compelling stories. Apart from being an excellent writer, Octavia has an educational background in youth work and loves working with people. 

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