Get ready for an unforgettable Women’s Day celebration! Food For Mzansi, in partnership with the Agricultural Development Agency (AGDA), is thrilled to announce that tickets are now available for the “Soul To Soil” brunch.
This exciting event is all about honouring and celebrating the incredible achievements of South Africa’s women farmers, agripreneurs, and agribusiness leaders.
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, 6 August 2024, from 09:00 to 13:00, and join us at the beautiful Kleinkaap Boutique Hotel in Centurion, Gauteng. This isn’t just another brunch; it’s an inspiring gathering where you’ll connect with some of the most influential women in agriculture.
Inspirational speaker line-up
Get ready to be wowed by our amazing line-up of speakers! You’ll hear from Leona Archary, the powerhouse CEO of Agda, and Dr Mankodi Moitse, the dynamic CEO of Kagiso Trust.
Also taking the stage will be the trailblazing farmer-agripreneur Ntuthu Mbiko, Logamal Ramiah, the CEO of Masimong, and Mientjie Mouton, the inspiring founder and managing director of Carmién, a renowned rooibos tea company.
“These incredible women are shaping the future of South African agriculture, and they’re ready to share their stories and insights with you,” says Ivor Price, Food For Mzansi co-founder and editor-in-chief.
“Soul To Soil is our way of celebrating their achievements and connecting them with a community that values their contributions. With limited tickets available, this is a unique opportunity you won’t want to miss.”
The “Soul To Soil” brunch event will be hosted by Dawn Noemdoe, a beekeeper and the host of Farmer’s Inside Track, recently awarded the title of the world’s best podcast for 2024 by WAN-IFRA, the global press organisation.
Archary adds, “We are proud to partner with Food For Mzansi for this special Women’s Day event. This event not only highlights a great programme dedicated to empowering women but also fosters invaluable networking opportunities. Together, we are paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future in agriculture.”
Tickets for the “Soul To Soil” brunch are now available for only R175 each on Quicket.
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