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The Cape Town-based Booker Prize winner Damon Galgut. Photo: Tom Nicholson/Reuters

Booker Prize winner: ‘I don’t like political writing’

3rd Dec 2021
Mzansi farmers and motorists suspect that the petrol prices will dampen the festive spirit a little. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Readers: ‘Nothing festive about the fuel price’

3rd Dec 2021
Agricareers: The winemaker who has arrived!

Agricareers: The winemaker who has arrived!

3rd Dec 2021
Dr Francois van der Vyver says natural grazing is still the most important element of livestock feeding but should be supplemented with specific nutrients. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

When feed prices rise, food prices will rise too

3rd Dec 2021
More job losses were recorded in South Africa in the last corner and industry players fear farmworkers could be next when a new minimum wage is implemented in 2022. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Job losses: Agri holds tight but is ‘pushed into a corner’

3rd Dec 2021
The 116-year-old wine farm Klein Goederust in Franschhoek is re-launching today with a brand-new captain on board. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

ICYMI: Franschhoek celebrates first black-owned wine farm

3rd Dec 2021
Cattle farmer Thabo Dithakgwe from Vryburg in North West has since adopted a new interest - berry farming. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Up ahead: a bright future for 21-year-old Thabo

2nd Dec 2021
Brenda Johnson and Dinah Rogers, Chatwell Rogers'sister and mother, respectively. Photo: Nicole Ludolph/Food for Mzansi

Paarl shooting: ‘My son was not a fruit thief’

2nd Dec 2021
Chrisjan van Tonder, a Free State farmer remembered as a young leader with a passion for agriculture. Photo: Duncan Masiwa/Food For Mzansi

Free State farmers mourn for young food producer

2nd Dec 2021
North West farmers call for more interaction with government. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Small-scale farmers hope NW funding will reach them

2nd Dec 2021
Despite government policies, the agri-food system is still being controlled by the few, argues journalist Magnificent Mndebele. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

‘Big retailers cheat food producers and consumers’

2nd Dec 2021
Stinie du Plessis is a farmer who has overcome a tragedy to thrive in the Free State. Photo: Jean Rossouw/Food For Mzansi

Life after loss: Stinie moves forward, one step at a time

2nd Dec 2021
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From acts of kindness to an exciting agri tech business

by Sinesipho Tom
2nd Sep 2020
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The saying “when you educate a woman you educate a nation” fits the founder and CEO of Farmers Assistant, Linah Maphanga, like a glove. The 28-year–old spent most of her university years and her career educating and transforming the lives of hundreds of emerging smallholder farmers in Mpumalanga.   Today she ...

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