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- Fertilizer prices are climbing sharply right now due to the ongoing U.S.-Israel-Iran war, which has disrupted global energy supplies and key nutrient export routes through the Strait of Hormuz—a chokepoint handling about one-third of worldwide traded fertilizer (especially nitrogen-based products like urea and ammonia from Gulf producers in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Iran itself).
- Hot over Western Cape part of the eastern country- Rain East Coast
- In the middle of South Africa’s escalating foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) crisis, a consignment of 1,5 million urgently needed vaccine doses had already been in the country. However, the vaccines are not yet in the system meant to get them to farmers, exposing a gap between government assurances and the operational reality of the national vaccination roll-out.
- Minister Willie Aucamp van Bosbou, Visserye en die Omgewing het op die tiende nasionale Mense-en-Parke-konferensie in Kimberley (Maart 2026) gesê die vervalle infrastruktuur en heinings van nasionale parke en bewaringsgebiede is ’n “voorrangsaak” vir sy departement, maar begrotingsknyp maak dit moeilik.
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