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Localisation refers to the domestication of production and manufacturing capacity targeting value chains that the country possesses competitive advantage. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Food for Thought

Localisation could be lifeline for agribusinesses

by Staff Reporter
16th February 2022
The Western Cape department of agriculture is calling on students who need practical agricultural experience to graduate from their studies, to apply to its WIL programme. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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How government can boost credibility in the agri sector

by The Conversation
6th September 2021
how to get land in south africa
Farmer's Inside Track

7 (not-so-easy!) ways to get farmland in SA

by Dona Van Eeden
2nd March 2021
Sinelizwi Fakade, a rural Eastern Cape farmer. Photo: Supplied
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Black farmers plead: ‘Stop calling us emerging farmers’

by Sinelizwi Fakade
2nd March 2021
‘An irreparable loss’: Prof. Mohammad Karaan has died
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‘An irreparable loss’: Prof. Mohammad Karaan has died

by Ivor Price
13th January 2021
Partners in Agri Land Solutions (PALS), a private land reform initiative, has been upskilling new farmers from the Thembelihle farming enterprise in Witzenberg, Western Cape, to become successful small commercial producers. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Innovative private land reform initiative is going national

by Sinesipho Tom
11th November 2020
AgriSETA scales up sector skills through R147 m investment
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AgriSETA scales up sector skills through R147 m investment

by Staff Reporter
23rd July 2020
The positive outlook for the agricultural sector in the coming year may be dampened by rising input costs, says Wandile Sihlobo. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Post-apartheid policies only benefitted commercial agri

by Sinesipho Tom
20th July 2020
Street traders and small scale farmers are always neglected in times of crisis and the leaders in the agriculture sector have urged government to prioritize them in future to protect our food systems. Photo: Nomfundo Xolo / GroundUp
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Show some respect for informal food traders, urges economist

by Staff Reporter
17th June 2020
President Cyril Ramaphosa at the 2019 election results announcement at the Tshwane events centre in Pretoria.
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SONA 2019: What did Ramaphosa say on agriculture, land reform?

by Staff Reporter
20th June 2019
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Gauteng farmers urged to harness massive urban market
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Gauteng farmers urged to harness massive urban market

by Patricia Tembo
4th September 2026

At the AgriCulture Gauteng Congress, agricultural leaders urged farmers to embrace innovation and market access to unlock the province’s full...

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Foot-and-mouth crisis hits SA dairy industry with R1-billion loss

4th September 2026
Tough times, hardy cattle: Why Mzansi farmers are choosing Nguni

Tough times, hardy cattle: Why Mzansi farmers are choosing Nguni

3rd September 2026
Dragon fruit thrives in KZN valley despite tough national season

Dragon fruit thrives in KZN valley despite tough national season

3rd September 2026
The future of Mzansi's sugar industry hangs in the balance

Government hikes sugar import price, but industry warns of gap

3rd September 2026

Beyond finance: Making women-led farms bankable

Farmers rethink water use as shortages threaten food production

Community-led farms boost food security and incomes in Limpopo

RSVP now: Emerging farmers’ programme at Nampo Cape

Aucamp outlines strategy for biosecurity, trade, and infrastructure

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Community-led farms boost food security and incomes in Limpopo

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