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BY: David Richard Walwyn. Rolling blackouts are costing South Africa dearly. The electricity crisis is a barrier to growth, destroys investor confidence and handicaps almost every economic activity. It has raised input costs for producers and retailers and has... 
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Bioscience and technology in agriculture will come under the spotlight at Africa Agri Tech taking place at the Sun Arena in Pretoria from 14-16 March 2023. Attendees will have the opportunity to gain a strategic overview of the impact of scientific and technological... 
Articles, Arts and Culture, Corporate Social Investment and Donors
Issued By: Yehbaby Marketing Creatives. In a first for South African media, the multi-award-winning agriculture news publication Food For Mzansi now invites avid gamers, including farmers, to play along on its own virtual farm called Food For Mzansi Minecraft World.... 
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BY: Amanda Mkhize. As a way of stimulating local economic activity, a small agricultural co-operative, owned by six young emerging farmers, is receiving business development mentorship and funding aimed at establishing a more sustainable entity. After originally... 
Articles, Arts and Culture, Civil Society
By: Mpofu Sthandile In farming, soil is everything, says agroecologist Tarirai Mpofu, adviser to ForAfrika, the continent’s largest indigenous nongovernmental organisation. ForAfrika’s main strategy is to work with 20-million Africans so as to ensure that by 2032,... 
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By : Polly Ericksen and Laura Cramer It’s a common scene across many African countries’ rural areas: cows grazing peacefully. But, by 2050, heat stress induced by climate change may drastically alter this familiar picture. Findings from the International...
Trust through transparency: How NPOs should deal with conflicts of interest
