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In a well-meaning and thoughtful piece (‘Putting the Expropriation Bill into perspective – it’s not the ugly ogre some make it out to be’) Annelize Crosby argues in the Daily Maverick that many of the concerns with the 2020 Expropriation Bill are overblown.
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There are reasons why grain has been produced in certain areas in South Africa related to the climate, the topography and the access to markets. The coal mining is destroying that land, it is making it useless,” Pieter Taljaard, the CEO of industry group Grain SA..
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Traders Corner founder Garth Mackenzie revealed the tremendous wealth destruction of companies operating in South Africa under President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Nearly two and a half years after lawmakers first introduced the Expropriation Bill in the National Assembly, it now sits with the National Council of Provinces (NCOP).
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Overseas buyers are investing in South African vineyards with plans to raise the bar.
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Farmers will soon be able to apply for funding to invest in alternative energy sources to help alleviate the affect of load-shedding on irrigation and cold chain activities.
