VIEWPOINT- South Africa’s land reform programme and its agricultural trade relationships
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South Africa’s land reform programme and its agricultural trade relationships across the African continent are closely linked.
WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- : Why Giving Women in Agriculture a Platform to Voice Their Opinions Matters in South Africa
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Women form a vital backbone of South Africa’s agricultural sector.
VIEWPOINT-FAO Maps Pinpoint El Niño Drought Risk Across Africa as Experts Warn of $10–$20 Billion Economic Hit
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The FAO has developed highly detailed mapping tools that can now pinpoint El Niño-induced drought risk down to a single square kilometre.
South Africans, like consumers around the world, are paying very high prices for food, vegetables, fruit, and everyday groceries.
The world's population continues to grow at an unprecedented rate, yet the ability to produce enough affordable, nutritious food is coming under increasing pressure.
VIEWPOINT- South Africa's Cattle and Sheep Breeders Rank Among the Best in the World
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South Africa has earned an international reputation as one of the world's leading producers of high-quality cattle and sheep genetics.
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- VIEWPOINT-The Devastating Decline of South Africa’s Small Farming Towns
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