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WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- South African farmers are facing yet another year of great challenges

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.

John Steenhuisen has been removed as Minister of Agriculture.

WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- Farmers and Workers: A Relationship of Mutual Loyalty and Shared Lives in South Africa

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- Farm Security in South Africa

Farm security remains one of the biggest concerns for rural communities across South Africa. While farmers continue to face challenges ranging from theft and vandalism to violent crime, many rural areas are increasingly relying on their own resources and community structures to help protect lives, property, and agricultural production.

VIEWPOINT- The Cost of Inaction, Procrastination, Past-Blame, and BEE: How South Africa’s Government is Holding Back its Most Eager Citizens

South Africa possesses immense potential: abundant natural resources, a young population, entrepreneurial spirit, world-class infrastructure in places, and citizens brimming with ideas and a willingness to work.

Inclusive youth participation in land reform remains crucial in unlocking meaningful social and economic transformation

Repositioning land reform in the minds of the youth is not about changing perceptions of land itself; it’s about changing realities on the ground.

VIEWPOINT- Welvaartbelastings – die sluipmoordenaar van familiebesighede

Familiebesighede en familieboerderye word dikwels oor dekades, selfs geslagte, opgebou. Dit verg jare se harde werk, opoffering en herbelegging om waarde te skep.

VIEWPOINT- New South African Minister of Agriculture Appointed

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the appointment of Wille Aucamp as the new Minister of Agriculture, bringing fresh leadership to a sector that has faced significant challenges in recent years.

VIEWPOINT- Planning in an Uncertain Season- South Africa

Most South African farmers know what a drought is. Although weather forecasts can help with decision-making, they are not always accurate.

VIEWPOINT-The Fuel Price: South Africa’s Biggest Inflation Culprit and a Heavy Burden on Farmers

The fuel price remains the single biggest driver of inflation in South Africa. Every time it rises, the cost of almost everything else follows.

VIEWPOINT- Europe's Heatwave Raises and South Africa's Wine Industry

A prolonged summer heatwave across Europe is beginning to take its toll on some of the world's most famous wine-producing regions.

VIEWPOINT-The Devastating Decline of South Africa’s Small Farming Towns

When travelling through the South African countryside, one cannot help but notice the many small towns that once thrived on farming and agriculture.

VIEWPOINT- South Africa's Cattle and Sheep Breeders Rank Among the Best in the World

South Africa has earned an international reputation as one of the world's leading producers of high-quality cattle and sheep genetics.

VIEWPOINT-The World is Heading Towards a Food Crisis

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.

Land reform must be measured by its productive impact

South Africa’s land reform debate is too often reduced to statistics, with public discourse heavily focused on the number of hectares transferred, the pace of redistribution, and whether the programme has succeeded or failed against numerical targets.

VIEWPOINT-FAO Maps Pinpoint El Niño Drought Risk Across Africa as Experts Warn of $10–$20 Billion Economic Hit

The FAO has developed highly detailed mapping tools that can now pinpoint El Niño-induced drought risk down to a single square kilometre.

VIEWPOINT- South Africa’s land reform programme and its agricultural trade relationships

South Africa’s land reform programme and its agricultural trade relationships across the African continent are closely linked.

How white farmers still dominate land ownership in South Africa in spite of land reform – new research

More than 30 years after South Africa achieved democracy it remains one of the world’s most unequal countries

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