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Dimpho Xaba isn’t just a farmer; he’s a leader, educator, and advocate for sustainable agriculture. His multifaceted career inspires change, empowers others, and advances the agricultural sector. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Changemakers

Introducing Dimpho Xaba: Farmer, lecturer, beekeeper

by Candice Khumalo
8th July 2024
Kutlwano’s kotas take Ga-Rankuwa streets by storm
Mzansi Flavour

Kutlwano’s kotas take Ga-Rankuwa streets by storm

by Keamogetswe Matlala
11th March 2022
Senzekile Mabaso makes avocado artchar and sells vegetables in Gauteng. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Agripreneur

Avos and veggies take her to the top chop-chop

by Sinesipho Tom
1st December 2021
Pheladi Madungandaba may have only started farming a year ago, but she is already making strides in the poultry industry. Her recipe is hard work and research. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Inspiration

Don’t romanticise farming, says hardworking mom

by Sinesipho Tom
10th November 2021
Young farmers in Gauteng who are under the age of 40 are being invited to a young farmer Gauteng braai this afternoon at 16:30 at Obaro Tigervalley in Pretoria. Photo: Supplied/ Food For Mzansi
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GP young farmers invited to networking braai

by Sinesipho Tom
3rd September 2021
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‘Don’t believe the naysayers,’ says Limpopo agripreneur

by Sinesipho Tom
19th April 2021
beekeeping in mzansi
Changemakers

Meet the woman saving our bees one farm at a time

by Sinesipho Tom
22nd March 2021
Johan Reyneke organic wine farmer
Groundbreakers

How Reyneke built up his pioneering organic winery

by Sinesipho Tom
19th March 2021
Dr Cilliers Louw is SAPPO's Western Cape liaison for veterinary services. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi | African Swine Fever | ASF
Inspiration

Vet changing the lives of small-scale pig farmers across Mzansi

by Sinesipho Tom
4th November 2020
‘Dancing boertjie’ takes Mzansi by storm
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‘Dancing boertjie’ takes Mzansi by storm

by Sinesipho Tom
28th September 2020
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Your Sunday lunch has a story: How red meat keeps rural SA moving
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Your Sunday lunch has a story: How red meat keeps rural SA moving

by Ivor Price
5th November 2026

PARTNER CONTENT: There’s more to your Sunday roast than what’s on the plate. Discover how Mzansi’s red meat industry sustains...

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Fiscal gains won’t lift agriculture without logistics fixes

Life after Agoa: ‘SA’s exclusion is not the end of US trade’

5th November 2026

AgriSA backs Grain SA in fight over soybean pricing fairness

5th November 2026
Radio broadcaster and agricultural storyteller Mmatsheko Mosito, Food For Mzansi co-founder Ivor Price, and homestead food gardener and educator Natasha Van Zyl are the 2026 guest judges for Shoprite’s Act For Change Food Garden Competition. Photo: Supplied

Meet the judges: Shoprite’s Act For Change Food Garden Competition

4th November 2026
Bridge the maize yield gap with targeted precision and nutrition

Bridge the maize yield gap with targeted precision and nutrition

4th November 2026

CropLife SA urges farmers to close critical training gaps

Three ways to study agriculture, and one day to see the difference

Wine industry leaders call for collaboration and skills development

Climate change could force redesign of SA’s farming regions – ARC

Bridge the maize yield gap with targeted precision and nutrition

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