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South African agriculture stands at a crossroads. The recently concluded Annual Conference of the Agricultural Economics Association of South Africa (AEASA) once again illuminated a painful truth: the agricultural sector remains deeply divided, still shaped by the enduring legacy of colonial and apartheid structures.
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Confining the outcomes of the land reform programme to agricultural activity is not only narrow and short-sighted but it deprives land reform beneficiaries of the opportunity to use their newly acquired assets optimally for non-agricultural activities such as conservation and tourism, says Peter Setou, Chief Executive of Vumelana Advisory Fund, a non-profit organisation that helps land reform beneficiaries put their land to productive use.
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What is black wattle and what threat does it pose to the environment?
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South Africans are waiting for an announcement on a new inflation target.
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South Africa’s wine industry is sitting on an untapped treasure trove worth billions, and the key to unlocking it lies in transforming wine tourism into the country’s premier attraction.
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In South Africa, most of the arable land was taken from African people by colonial settlers. Ever since apartheid ended in 1994, people who were dispossessed of their land have been trying to get it back.
