Tag: Western Cape

Cape authorities are still battling an avian influenza outbreak which has caused the death of more than 18 000 wild seabirds. The population of Cape cormorants is most affected.

Although last week’s Northern Cape rain was not enough to break the prevailing drought, it was enough to give farmers in the province hope ahead of the summer rain season ...

Makhura stated at a press conference on Tuesday, 26 October, that the project, which also spans parts of the Free State and Mpumalanga provinces, will serve as the foundation for ...

Stock theft and veld fires are a continued headache for farmers in Mzansi. Here's a quick rundown of yesterday's agricultural news, in case you missed it.

The Western Cape department of agriculture is inviting famers to learn about how drones can be utilised in their agricultural practices. The drone workshop will take place on 21 September ...

Investment in road infrastructure, as with the Ashton Arch bridge in the Western Cape, is set to boost the growing agricultural sector in the Cape Winelands. This is predicted to ...

Fourteen years after Eskom started building its Medupi power station, it finally reached commercial operation status. Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean much for farmers who are at wits’ end with load ...

Eric Mauwane, a vegetable farmer from Gauteng, lost everything on what was described as the coldest night in Mzansi this year. A heartbroken Mauwane tells us, “Everything is gone. The ...

Agripreneurs have welcomed a brand-new Clicks portal set to boost black-owned businesses by listing their products on the retailer’s shelves. The group intends to target over R4,5 billion worth of ...

Wine lovers in the Western Cape have to wait a little while longer before to hear whether premier Alan Winde will get the green light to overrule the National Coronavirus ...