WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- South African farmers are facing yet another year of great challenges
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South African farmers are facing yet another year of great challenges, but history has shown that our farmers are among the most resilient people in the world.
VIEWPOINT- South Africa farmers will get a new Minister of Agriculture.
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VIEWPOINT- Foot-and-Mouth Disease in South Africa Continues to Spread Despite Progress in Vaccination Efforts
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South Africa's battle against foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) remains a major concern as new outbreaks continue to emerge across several provinces despite significant progress in vaccine procurement, laboratory capacity, and veterinary support.
WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- Farmers and Workers: A Relationship of Mutual Loyalty and Shared Lives in South Africa
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In an era where stories of conflict often dominate headlines, there exists a quieter but powerful reality on many South African farms: deep mutual loyalty, care, and genuine partnership between farmers and their workers.
VIEWPOINT- South Africa continues to face serious challenges with hunger and food insecurity
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The South African government has expanded social grants significantly to support millions of vulnerable citizens, but many recipients say they cannot survive on the amounts they receive.
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South African farmers are among the most resilient people in the world. Every day they produce food, fibre, fuel, and raw materials while facing a growing list of challenges and uncertainties that are often beyond their control.
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- VIEWPOINT- Risks for South African Farmers from a Strait of Hormuz Closure and Global Agrifood Shock
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