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Roshdene rises… to the top!

by Noluthando Ngcakani

16th October 2020

Through her rendition of Andra Day’s popular neoclassic soul hit, Rise Up, Roshdene Sampson (22) from De Doorns, indeed rose as the winner of the Agri’s Got Talent (AGT) showcase ...

WATCH: And the winner of this year’s Agri’s Got Talent is…

by Noluthando Ngcakani

8th October 2020

There may have been no live audience, no dramatic lighting and no stage to sing on, but this did not deter ten talented agricultural workers from singing their hearts out ...

Hey Mzansi, meet your Agri’s Got Talent 2020 top ten

by Noluthando Ngcakani

14th September 2020

The new normal under covid-19 restrictions has made for interesting and innovative entertainment on many fronts. This year’s Agri’s Got Talent will be no different. Taking on a roadshow format ...

10 farm workers vie for Agri’s Got Talent crown

by Noluthando Ngcakani

20th August 2020

South Africa, meet the top ten finalists in this year’s Agri’s Got Talent, straight from our farms and ready to perform for the coveted throne of the fruit and wine ...

Agri’s Got Talent 2020 ready to showcase more hidden voices

by Kyran Blaauw

23rd August 2020

When 24-year-old Nonkululeko Sambo advises you to “believe in your dreams, and do not ever limit yourself,” you can believe her. Sambo is an agri worker from Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, and ...

Three singing Western Cape agriworkers singing their rendition of “The Prayer”, a song first recorded in English by the Canadian singer Celine Dion and in Italian by tenor Andrea Bocelli proves that our country has talent.

Goosebumps! Hearing these agriworkers sing is the best thing you’ll do today.

by Staff Reporter

12th July 2019

A video of three singing Western Cape agriworkers has taken Mzansi by storm. The video has already reached thousands of people after first being posted on Facebook, and they certainly ...

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