Covid-19-related restrictions have ruined many craft beer and wine businesses, but it also gave birth to a new wave of consumers seeking black-owned alcoholic products. Brewmaster Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela believes this ...
After hard work and cooperation by various role players, a new trading hub in Stellenbosch for black-owned wine brands was launched last week. It is widely hailed as a breakthrough ...
Farmers are under pressure due to market uncertainties, including rising feed prices, which will ultimately push many small-scale farmers out...
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