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Women’s Day: Get your tickets for Soul To Soil brunch

Ready to inspire and be inspired? Join us at Soul To Soil, Food For Mzansi’s grand Women’s Day brunch on 9 August 2023. Held at the charming Irene Farm, it is a gathering of powerhouse women in agriculture

by Staff Reporter
24th July 2023
Agricultural economists and YouTube sensations Conce Moraba and Karabo Mabuza alongside urban farming pioneer Zandile Kumalo are ready to inspire at the Soul To Soil Women’s Day event. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Agricultural economists and YouTube sensations Conce Moraba and Karabo Mabuza alongside urban farming pioneer Zandile Kumalo are ready to inspire at the Soul To Soil Women’s Day event. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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Want to join the ranks of the country’s most influential women farmers and agripreneurs? Be sure to book your seat for Soul To Soil, Food For Mzansi’s upcoming Women’s Day brunch. Set to take place on Wednesday, 9 August 2023, at Irene Farm in Centurion, this event promises a morning of inspiration, networking, and celebration.

The event will celebrate the women in agriculture who have cultivated change, broken barriers, and continue to sow seeds of progress in what is traditionally a man’s world, marking their strength, resilience, and innovation.

Leading the charge will be keynote speaker Zandile Kumalo, an urban farming sensation who transformed a parking lot into an inner-city farm. Her farm, located on the rooftop of a bustling Pretoria shopping mall, has not only greened the cityscape but also captured the imagination of the entire nation.

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Powerful talks

Also on the line-up are Conce Moraba and Karabo Mabuza, agricultural economists turned YouTube stars. They’ll be sharing essential social media strategies to amplify the reach and impact of your agribusiness. This dynamic duo’s insights will equip attendees with the knowledge to take their businesses to the digital forefront and reach new heights.

Addressing long-standing issues in the sector, a panel of influential women in agriculture will tackle the thorny issue of gender disparity. Farmer Ngwanaranchuene Mampane is among those leading this thought-provoking discussion, promising a deep dive into the challenges and opportunities faced by women.

Adding to the line-up is renowned agricultural journalist Lindi Botha. She is ready to empower attendees with her talk on unleashing your voice, discovering the power of self-promotion and storytelling to grow your agricultural enterprise.

Get your groove on

In addition to this, attendees can look forward to a morning filled with laughter, camaraderie, and of course, bottomless mimosas. KWV, a proud sponsor of Soul To Soil, will provide the sparkling wine to keep spirits high. What’s more, prizes will be awarded to the best-dressed guests, so put on your sun hats and heels – it’s a day for dressing to impress!

The event will be rounded off by a performance from singer Jean Carlo, ensuring an energetic and memorable close to an inspiring day.

Food For Mzansi co-founder and editor-in-chief Ivor Price says Soul To Soil isn’t just an event. “It is a celebration of the women who are the heart and soul of the agricultural sector, an acknowledgement of their passion, tenacity, and commitment to cultivating a better future. This Women’s Day, let’s raise a glass to the women who turn the soil, feed our nation, and inspire us all with their incredible journeys.”

At the bargain price of R350 (including VAT), attendees will enjoy an all-inclusive experience at Soul To Soil. This not only covers a morning full of inspirational talks and discussions but also a delectable brunch, and free-flowing sparkling wine.

Secure your ticket today and prepare for an unforgettable Women’s Day celebration!

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