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This week’s agri events: 24 – 28 November

by Tiisetso Manoko
24th November 2025
RMIS will have another monthly webinar, this time on one of the most pressing issues facing livestock producers today: the forces shaping market prices. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

RMIS will have another monthly webinar, this time on one of the most pressing issues facing livestock producers today: the forces shaping market prices. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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This week’s agricultural events include an official degree launch at an agricultural academy, the African Agri Investment Indaba, and the Afasa Leadership and Strategic Partner Conference. To include your event on the Food For Mzansi calendar, please email info@foodformzansi.co.za.


Greetings farmers!

It’s the last week of November, and even though events are quieting down, there is still much to look forward to. This week, the much-anticipated African Agri Investment Indaba takes place in Cape Town, which is set to attract thousands of agricultural stakeholders. Also, the African Farmers’ Association of South Africa (Afasa) will this week host its Leadership and Strategic Partnership Conference at the ARC in Roodeplaat, Pretoria.

Other highlights include the monthly RMIS webinar and an Agri Skills Transfer’s plant production course.


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Monday 24 November

African Agri Investment Indaba kicks off in Cape Town

The 8th Annual African Agri Investment Indaba kicks off today at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, bringing together leaders from across the continent to explore Africa’s push toward agricultural self-sufficiency. Running from Monday, 24 to Wednesday, 26 November, the indaba aligns with the G20 Agriculture Working Group’s call for greater food security, climate resilience and stronger regional trade.

With more than 800 high-level participants, 300 investors and over 50 countries represented, the event sets the stage for critical discussions on reducing import reliance, strengthening local value chains and accelerating sustainable growth across Africa’s agricultural sector.

For more information, visit www.agri-indaba.com.

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Monday 24 November

i3A unveils SA’s first private B.Agric. degree

i3A is marking a landmark moment for South African education and agriculture. Join the official launch of the nation’s very first Bachelor of Agriculture (B. Agric) degree offered by the private sector. This pivotal event celebrates a significant step towards agricultural innovation and skills development in South Africa.

  • Time:       10:00
  • Venue:   Crystal View Park
  • Address:  8 CP Hoogenhout Street, Langenhovenpark, Bloemfontein

For more information, contact i3A at ‪051 444 0201.

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Tuesday 25 November

Webinar on livestock market prices

Presented by Red Meat Industry Services (RMIS), this important webinar unpacks one of the most pressing issues facing livestock producers today: the forces shaping market prices.

Join facilitator Ernest Makua, RMIS livestock technical advisor, and guest speaker Dr Johnny van der Merwe, agricultural economist and founder of Agricultural Market Trends, for a webinar on 25 November 2025 titled: “Understanding the factors driving livestock market prices.”

In a volatile economy where feed costs, consumer trends and global supply chains can shift overnight, understanding price drivers is essential for farmers to plan, stay competitive and protect their profitability.

For more information, click here.

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Wednesday 26 November

Leaders meet for AFASA partnership talks

The African Farmers’ Association of South Africa (Afasa) today hosts its Leadership and Strategic Partnership Conference at the ARC in Roodeplaat, Pretoria. The event takes place from 08:30 to 13:00.

The conference is expected to bring together agricultural leaders, policymakers, innovators and farmers from across the country to examine strategies for inclusive growth, sustainability and empowerment in the sector. Key moments on the programme include a keynote address by agriculture minister John Steenhuisen, as well as inputs from agricultural economist Wandile Sihlobo, director-general Mooketsa Ramasodi and Afasa president AJ Mthembu.

For more information, email info@afsa.org.za.

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Thursday 27 November

Plant production course

Ready to grow your career in agriculture? With Agri Skills Transfer’s plant production course, you’ll learn everything from soil preparation and crop management to pest control, irrigation, and sustainable farming practices. Perfect for anyone who wants to produce high-quality crops and run a successful farming enterprise.

When: 10 – 12 December 2025

For more information, contact 012 002 3723.

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Saturday 29 November

Brakkefontein livestock auction returns to Kariega

The Brakkefontein Livestock Auction is set to take place on 29 November 2025, starting at 11:00, at the Brakkefontein Auction Premises in Rocklands, Kariega (Uitenhage), Eastern Cape. The auction promises a wide selection of quality livestock for buyers and sellers across the region, providing an important platform for trade, networking, and market engagement within the Eastern Cape’s agricultural community.

For more information, contact Ericus Meyer at 072 364 7762 or André Fourie at 082 423 1517.

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Tiisetso Manoko

Tiisetso Manoko is a seasoned journalist with vast experience in community media. He possesses diploma in media studies majoring in journalism, certificate in civic leadership. He loves news from all angles with particular interest in local government, agriculture and politics. He is a staunch Mamelodi Sundowns Football club supporter.

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