While they are relieved to have dodged another blanket clampdown on booze sales, the alcohol industry has levelled various points of criticism against the new Level Three lockdown sales restrictions ...
While most opposition parties have slammed President Cyril Ramaphosa's fifth State of the Nation address, the agricultural sector was left uninspired and rather disheartened. In an appeal to social compacting, ...
The alcohol industry is foaming at the mouth over government’s decision to, once again, ban liquor sales in a bid to curb the covid-19 outbreak in South Africa. While the ...
Fellow South Africans, as we near the end of the busy week in the agricultural industry, it seems the new dawn officially takes effect with level 1 next week Monday. ...
The South African Tobacco Transformation Alliance (SATTA) is the latest to rubbish government’s hasty loan of approximately R70 billion in emergency support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Early this ...
Listen up, South Africa. Pres. Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation this evening, and there is enough evidence that another liquor ban might be on the cards as covid-19 threatens ...
It has not been a great day for smokers and tobacco farmers, with one of two court challenges to the covid-19 tobacco ban dismissed and the other delayed for a ...
Informal food traders should not be demonised in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, warns Lunathi Hlakanyane, a Stellenbosch agricultural economist, in a candid interview with Food For Mzansi’s Farmer’s ...
On the Genadeshoop farm, just outside Piketberg in the Western Cape, cattle farmer Whernit Dirks, his father, Galant Toontjies, and six of their farm workers are huddled up next to ...
“There is no returning to normal after covid-19, but there is a path forward – and that path is to transforming the South African food systems,” says Gauteng farmer Mandla ...
Farmers are left with the heavy task of ensuring that every decision they make benefits their farming business, workers and...
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