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Tag: Agriworkers

Jason Baartman energised the crowd with his hip-hop performance at Food For Mzansi’s special Nampo Cape session for agricultural workers. He is joined by the publication’s assistant editor Duncan Masiwa and enthusiastic workers. Photo: Adéle Changuion/Food For Mzansi
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Nampo Cape: Hip-hop meets pesticide safety at agri-workers event

by Ivor Price
12th September 2024
‘Masilwele amalungelo abantu ababhinqileyo abasezifama’
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‘Masilwele amalungelo abantu ababhinqileyo abasezifama’

by Zwelivelile Mandela
8th October 2023
'We must advance the rights of women on farms'
Food for Thought

‘We must advance the rights of women on farms’

by Zwelivelile Mandela
19th December 2022
Pictured from the left are minister of tourism Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, owner of Woodstock Brewery André Viljoen, and (right, from the top) agriworker at Malleneux Wines Gynore Fredericks and executive director of AgroMinds Africa, Steven Odarteifio. Photo: Supplied
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Six things happening in SA agriculture today, 31 July 2020

by Duncan Masiwa
31st July 2020
Whernit Dirks from Piketberg in the Western Cape is an inspiration to his workers and the greater agricultural sector. Photo: Food For Mzansi
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Farm-living during covid-19: ‘We’ve always been in lockdown’

by Noluthando Ngcakani
28th April 2020
WATCH: Don’t focus on race, but rather on producing quality
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WATCH: Don’t focus on race, but rather on producing quality

by Duncan Masiwa
19th February 2020
Organisation is ‘guardian angel’ for small-scale farmers
Farming Development

Organisation is ‘guardian angel’ for small-scale farmers

by Duncan Masiwa
13th December 2019
Zimbabwean born, Witness Machana is the nursery manager at Themba Trees in the beautiful Elgin Valley, Western Cape Province.
Agribusiness

Tree farm manager gives agriculture his undivided attention

by Duncan Masiwa
15th July 2019
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.
It Takes a Village

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

by Staff Reporter
28th June 2019
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Agda conference to tackle finance, market access and agri growth
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Agda conference to tackle finance, market access and agri growth

by Patricia Tembo
19th October 2026

Farmers and agribusinesses seeking growth, funding, and stronger market connections can engage with industry leaders at the Agda Annual Stakeholder...

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Reluctant farmer scales EC cabbage enterprise to supply Spar

19th October 2026
Reality check: What SA agri interns really experience on the farm

Reality check: What SA agri interns really experience on the farm

19th October 2026
This week’s agri events: 19 – 23 October

This week’s agri events: 19 – 23 October

19th October 2026

Stop the rot: Four steps to slash post-harvest losses

18th October 2026

Reclaiming the kraal: Cultural heritage sparks a farming dream

Laastedrift Agri leads with BigBucks Gala success

Reluctant farmer scales EC cabbage enterprise to supply Spar

Build your future in agriculture with Agri Skills Transfer

Becoming bankable: How to get your farm ready for finance

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