Illegal mining, smuggling threaten Ghana’s cocoa industry
Accra – Ghana, the world’s second biggest cocoa producer, faces a growing risk to its harvest – and blow... Read more
20 Dec, 2023
Botswana’s extended import restrictions spark worries in SA
Cape Town – The Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform, and Rural Development, Thoko Didiza, has expressed concern over the... Read more
6 Dec, 2023
Small farmers celebrate victory outside Cape High Court
Small farmers from Malmesbury celebrated on the steps of the Cape High Court on Monday after the Housing Development... Read more
22 Nov, 2023
Farm worker family evicted, belongings dumped on the side of the road
Farm worker Jan Marthinus standing with the cupboard which was dumped next to the road between Malmesbury and Paarl.... Read more
20 Nov, 2023
70 small-scale Musina farmers face eviction
Sammy Raphunga (left), chairperson of Musina Farmers Association, and association president Jeffrey Magwira at one of the plots where... Read more
10 Nov, 2023
Women farm workers demand meeting with minister of agriculture
Women on Farms Project led a march to Parliament on Wednesday, calling on the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform... Read more
9 Nov, 2023
WHO concerned at rise in Poland bird flu cases in cats
Geneva — Poland is the first country to report “high numbers” of cats infected with bird flu across a... Read more
17 Jul, 2023
SA’s Land Bank can be fixed: change the funding model and narrow the focus
Johann Kirsten, Stellenbosch University and Wandile Sihlobo, Stellenbosch University It is disheartening to see how many South Africans, including... Read more
12 Jul, 2023
SA presses for recognition of its high-end olive oil
Stellenbosch – South Africa is famous for its wines but not necessarily for olive oil, where Greece, Italy and... Read more
24 May, 2023
Bitter battle: SA slams ‘unfair’ EU citrus trade rule
Pretoria – President Cyril Ramaphosa condemned the EU on Tuesday for restrictions on citrus exports from South Africa to... Read more
27 Apr, 2023
