Agbiz chief executive Dr John Purchase has called on policymakers to continue working with the private sector to prioritise the expansion of agricultural export markets with India and China. Purchase ...
Whoever was responsible for the Land Bank’s financial loss of R2.8 billion must be held accountable. Also, the auditor-general’s damning report on the bank’s financial sustainability necessitates urgent intervention. This ...
It may be a bit of a cliché, but if there is a silver lining to be found in the post-covid economic situation it is the following: policymakers and the ...
Agribusiness decision-makers are optimistic about business conditions in South Africa. This according to the Agribusiness Confidence Index (ACI) which rose to its highest level in six years in the fourth ...
Leaders in the agriculture sector agree that minister of finance Tito Mboweni has a mammoth task ahead of him as he tables a special emergency budget this week in response to the effects ...
Experts in the agricultural sector are confident that the introduction of level 3 lockdown restrictions will bring relief to the food supply chain, which has experienced significant disruptions over the ...
Travel restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic are still playing havoc with South Africa’s agricultural exports and as much as R60 billion worth of citrus exports could be in jeopardy as ...
The VKB Group, a leading agricultural enterprise, has challenged farmers across South Africa to donate at least a hectare’s produce to counter a humanitarian crisis in the wake of the ...
People still underestimate the future impact of the covid-19 pandemic, warns one of the leaders of the task team who are working day and night to ensure South Africans have ...
While panic-buying of food in the wake of the national coronavirus disaster is an understandable reaction, this is completely unnecessary, say agricultural economists. Rushing to the shops to bulk buy food ...
There’s a whole list of basic food items that are set to become cheaper soon. But there are factors at...
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