VIEWPOINT- The Expropriation Act Reads What the Constitution Does Not Say
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The Expropriation Act 13 of 2024 contains a fatal constitutional flaw. Its provision for nil compensation directly conflicts with Section 25 of the Constitution, which is clear and unambiguous about what must happen when the state expropriates property.
WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- : Money Is No Longer Money – It Is Just a Numbers Game
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Money is no longer the tangible thing we once knew. It has become a pure numbers game.
The South African wildlife industry is built on five models: breeding, local and international hunting, products including taxidermy, tourism, and mixed farming. Diversifying across these makes wildlife farming sustainable.
VIEWPOINT- Fertiliser Export Prices and Availability in Focus Ahead of South Africa’s 2026-27 Season
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With South Africa’s 2026-27 agricultural season set to start in mid-October, rising input costs are once again top of mind for grain farmers.
WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- : South Africa’s Foot-and-Mouth Disease Fight: Progress Made, but Farmers Still Carry Vaccine Costs
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South Africa’s long-running foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) crisis appears to be moving toward better control, yet farmers continue to bear the financial burden of vaccines.
- VIEWPOINT- South Africa’s land reform programme and its agricultural trade relationships
- WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- : Why Giving Women in Agriculture a Platform to Voice Their Opinions Matters in South Africa
- VIEWPOINT-FAO Maps Pinpoint El Niño Drought Risk Across Africa as Experts Warn of $10–$20 Billion Economic Hit
- WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- : Who Really Profits from Your Grocery Bill?
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