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From cooking during Durban July to starting his own business in Cape Town

by Sinesipho Tom

2nd December 2020

When you picture a typical chef, a former rugby player is probably not the first person that comes to your mind. Chefs are delicate and intricate, while rugby players are ...

Last light on the ironstone krantzes as herder Chris Martins takes a final walk around the kraal full of the Meatmaster sheep. He knows each one.

Shepherding nature back into the future

by Julienne Du Toit

17th December 2019

The last sun sweeps across the ironstone krantzes of Kasteelberg, Compassberg and Ouberg north-west of Graaff-Reinet as herder Chris Martins sings out commands to his dog Roxy. She jinks and ...

‘We never thought agriculture could be so cool’

by Staff Reporter

30th August 2019

Four provinces, four weeks and nearly 10 000 learners later and we’re still standing! The month-long VKB Food For Mzansi Agri Career Roadshow was an absolute blast and, truth be ...

Transportation from widespread farms around Colesberg is one of the Hantam Community Education Trust’s greatest expenses. Photo: Chris Marais

Cutting-edge Karoo farm school breaks poverty cycle

by Julienne Du Toit

13th March 2019

A Climax windpump spins and creaks quietly alongside a dirt road linking Colesberg with the blue horizon. There is a cool morning breeze and a few sheep bleat in the ...

Khaya Lam (“My Home”) Land Reform Project presentation in Kwakwatsi, Free State.

Khaya Lam restores dignity through township title deeds

by Dawn Noemdoe

25th June 2019

Land reform in South Africa may be a contentious topic, but it’s proving to be quite the contrary for the historic Khaya Lam ("My Home") Land Reform Project. Perry Feldman, ...

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