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This week’s agriculture events: 7 to 11 November 2022

Stay on top of all things agricultural with this handy guide for the week ahead, which features the Cop27 Summit in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt from 6 to 18 November

by Vateka Halile
7th November 2022
African expectations run low as COP28 kicks off in Dubai

As Cop28 starts this week, the focus on awareness and lasting solutions for agriculture will be key. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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This week, it is all about Cop27, a BKB hosted livestock auction, a twitter session on agriculture, and then a wine festival. Get your event featured on our weekly calendar by emailing info@foodformzansi.com


Howzit, Mzansi! Clear your schedule and pick and choose from another week of inspiring events. On Monday and Tuesday, Cop27 will feature a series of important discussions on climate change and agriculture, as well as food and water security.

On Wednesday, it’s time to #GatherToGrow with Food For Mzansi’s host, Dawn Noemdoe. Thursday offers a livestock auction hosted in the Western Cape, while Friday promises to be the start of an exciting food and wine weekend.

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Monday, 7 November

Food security roundtable virtual summit

The hosting of Cop27 in the green city of Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt this year marks the 30th anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

This year’s gathering will centre on climate change with a focus on taking ambitious mitigative action, implementing transformative adaptation agendas that respond to the current and future impacts of climate change, and much more.

Actions to support small-scale food producers, technology to enable higher productivity, and many other fascinating topics will also be discussed.

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Tuesday, 8 November

Water security roundtable virtual summit

Day two of the Cop27 summit will feature a multi-stakeholder roundtable discussion that aims to promote communication between parties and various actors operating in the water sector.

The purpose of this session is to facilitate in-depth discussion on a wide variety of water-related topics. A huge emphasis has been placed on integrating water security action into the international climate agenda.

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Wednesday, 9 November

It’s time to gather and grow

Every Wednesday, Food For Mzansi holds a Gather To Grow session in the Twitter Spaces. You don’t want to miss this important event, where agriculture leaders in the field share top tips and advice on how to succeed in this highly competitive industry.

Follow @foodformzansi and tune in on Wednesdays at 18:00.

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Thursday, 10 November

Outeniqua livestock auction

On every second Thursday of each month, BKB hosts the Outeniqua Livestock Auction at the Outeniqua auction premises in Humansdorp, Eastern Cape.

An array of livestock will be up for sale. To find out more, contact the auctioneers directly.

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Friday, 11 November

Greyton wine weekend

After a smash-hit launch in 2021, the entire Overberg dorpie of Greyton will once again be turned into a living, breathing celebration of food, wine, and art. According to its organisers, it’s the ultimate festival for people who don’t like festivals!

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Vateka Halile

Vateka Halile grew up in rural areas of Cofimvaba in the Eastern Cape. She was raised in a traditional family setting and found writing to be a source of comfort and escape. Vateka participated in an online citizen journalism course through Food For Mzansi, and her passion for health and medicine-related stories was born. Her dedication to community work and love for social justice and solidarity spaces is evident in her quality time with the community when she isn't working.

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