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The winners of the 2021 Global Media Awards will be announced on 3 June during a virtual ceremony. Photo: INMA

2 global media nominations for Food For Mzansi

by Staff Reporter

11th March 2021

Following Food For Mzansi’s recent recognition in the African Digital Media Awards, the agricultural news publication has now also bagged two nominations in the 2021 Global Media Awards. INMA, the ...

Podcast: Farming is in the family since the 1800s

by Dona Van Eeden

6th November 2020

In this week’s episode of Mzansi's favourite agriculture podcast, Farmer’s Inside Track, we’re connecting with 51-year-old Limpopo farmer Aldrin Lawrence. He farms in Buysdorp, a relatively unknown Limpopo town named ...

WATCH: Digitised agritech solutions

by foodformzansi

11th October 2020

You’ve probably heard the term digitisation before, but have you ever heard it connected to agriculture? The agri sector’s current digital environment offers a whole host of solutions to make ...

WATCH: Emerging technologies in the agri sector

by foodformzansi

10th October 2020

If you work in the agri sector, you know that it is very technologically developed. Nico Groenewald, the head of agribusiness at Standard Bank, talks to us about how technology and ...

WATCH: Understanding business structure

by foodformzansi

9th October 2020

In our last episode of Food For Mzansi TV, we spoke to Nico Groenewald, the head of agribusiness at Standard Bank, about business succession, and he briefly touched on a ...

WATCH: What is business succession?

by foodformzansi

8th October 2020

Do you have a grip on your business’ succession plan? As the owner of your own farm or agribusiness, you’ve probably thought about building generational wealth and leaving a lasting legacy. ...

Gugulethu Mahlangu (27), spinach farmer and founder of House Harvest in Boksburg, Johannesburg.

‘I used what I had to pursue my passion,’ says Jozi spinach farmer

by Dona Van Eeden

8th October 2020

“The world is still getting used to black women taking up space in various sectors, especially in agriculture during the global pandemic,” says Gugulethu Mahlangu (27). She is a spinach ...

Bertie Hamman of Standard Bank chats to Dawn Noemdoe of Food For Mzansi about budgeting for success

WATCH: Budgeting to grow your agribusiness

by Staff Reporter

21st September 2020

Everybody has heard about budgeting, but very few people actually do it. On this episode of Food For Mzansi TV, we chat to Bertie Hamman, senior manager of agribusiness at ...

Itumeleng Lekomanyane is the owner of Sandwich Nton Nton, a street hustle he started with only R800. Today, he earns an income of close to R20 000 per month. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

‘Young people, let the egos go,’ says young street entrepreneur

by Duncan Masiwa

14th September 2020

It is 05:00 in the morning at a busy Johannesburg taxi rank. At the rank, busy street vendors have already set up shop, among them is 28-year-old Itumeleng Lekomanyane who ...

Grow your agribusiness: Diversify to cut down on risk

by Staff Reporter

31st August 2020

Ultimately, we all want our business portfolio to have as little risk as possible. But can diversification be used to cut down on variability in a portfolio, and how does ...

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With 12 global awards in the first three years of its existence, Food For Mzansi is much more than an agriculture publication. It is a movement, unashamedly saluting the unsung heroes of South African agriculture. We believe in the power of agriculture to promote nation building and social cohesion by telling stories that are often overlooked by broader society.