Tag: women farmers

In case you missed it: SA’s biggest food producer is increasingly sourcing inputs from black women-owned enterprises across Mzansi. Tiger Brands now spends R4.2 billion of its annual procurement bill ...

Dr Ethel Zulu believes South Africans deserve affordable, locally grown food products, and she wants government to support local entrepreneurs not only to grow food, but also to process it.

Has South Africa done enough to support women’s enterprises? If you ask Small Enterprise Development Agency (Seda) provincial head Alex Qunta, the answer is no. And this lack of support ...

For many Mzansi farmers, battery-powered machinery might equate to alcohol-free beer: weak and expensive! But that myth’s finally been busted, much to the applause of women in farming.

It takes great strength to be a woman in agriculture. Perhaps, on this Women’s Day, we should also encourage these women to reflect, replenish, recharge and rejuvenate, writes Dawn Noemdoe. ...

Food plays a vital role in our lives and contributes to the livelihoods of many people in the agriculture sector. Join us as we track a meeting and a webinar ...

Hillbrow, Johannesburg. 2019. A veritable den of wantonness and bedlam. A place where violent crime is as every day as the rising of the Jozi sun. Where peace and tranquillity ...