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Tag: COP27

Traceability can boost Africa's cotton sector
International News

Traceability can bolster Africa’s cotton sector

by Staff Reporter
20th December 2022
The ravages of climate change and hunger do not occur in isolation, but are part of the system we have built. An expert explains why. Supplied/Unsplash
Climate Change

Climate change: Agroecology is Africa’s answer

by William Moseley
18th December 2022
Championing women as equal partners and players in implementing climate action, the COP27 Presidency launched the African Women’s Climate Adaptive Priorities (AWCAP) initiative to ramp up the inclusion of women for a climate-resilient future. Photo: Supplie/Cop27Presidency
Climate Change

Cop27: Women voices finally taken seriously

by Staff Reporter
17th November 2022
Cop27: Agricultural insurers pledge $14bn
Climate Change

Cop27: Agricultural insurers pledge $14bn

by Staff Reporter
15th November 2022
The future of agriculture: New players are developing products grown indoors vertically and are shifting benchmarks in sustainable and innovative approaches to food production. Photo: Supplied/Nedbank
Climate Change

Cop27: Sustainable systems will feed billions

by Staff Reporter
15th November 2022
Agricultural businesses have a duty to assist municipalities that are buckling under the pressure of load shedding, in their areas of influence, says one expert. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Climate Change

Rural communities part of climate solution

by Shylock Muyengwa
10th November 2022
Cop27: Tough talks on SA reforms in agriculture
Climate Change

Cop27: Tough talks on SA reforms in agriculture

by Tiisetso Manoko
9th November 2022
Climate changes are forcing wine farmers to make dramatic shifts in what they are planting in certain areas, says some of Mzansi’s leading scientists. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Climate Change

Cop27: Africa needs a different approach

by Tatjana Baleta
9th November 2022
With the impact of climate change on agriculture currently a hot topic at Cop27, Cyril Ramaphosa has now added a “farmer’s voice” to the presidential climate commission – a move widely welcomed by the sector.
Climate Change

‘Farmer’s voice’ on presidential climate commission

by Duncan Masiwa
8th November 2022
President Cyril Ramaphosa arriving in Egypt to attend Cop27 with world leaders, researchers and climate change activists. Photo: Twitter/GCIS
Climate Change

Cop27: ‘We’re losing the fight of our lives’

by Tiisetso Manoko
8th November 2022
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Why simple farm records beat complex systems

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22nd October 2026

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Mogogelo farmers receive packhouse and cold storage facilities

Mogogelo farmers receive packhouse and cold storage facilities

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Godongwana unveils fuel relief and R10 billion El Niño buffer

Godongwana unveils fuel relief and R10 billion El Niño buffer

21st October 2026

Smart irrigation: Precision tools boost crop yields while cutting costs

21st October 2026
Record farm exports overshadowed by growing drought disaster

By-laws vs. livelihoods: Barriers facing WC smallholder farmers

21st October 2026

Agda pushes for pathways to commercialise emerging farmers

Agda conference to tackle finance, market access and agri growth

Fixing SA’s agricultural visa system to protect seasonal harvests

Eskort announces Herman Janse van Rensburg as group CEO

By-laws vs. livelihoods: Barriers facing WC smallholder farmers

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