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- South Africa’s sugar industry is facing severe crisis due to a flood of cheap imports, resulting in massive economic losses and threatening thousands of jobs in rural areas. According to the South African Cane Growers Association, every tonne of imported sugar sold locally costs the domestic industry R7,600, translating to over R760 million in losses this year alone from a 100,000-tonne drop in local sales.
- South Africa’s cannabis industry has united behind Project Indlela, a new initiative launched two months ago by the South African Cannabis Club Alliance (SACCA) and supported by key groups including the Marijuana Board of South Africa (MBOSA), the South African Cannabis and Hemp Development Association (SACHIDA), and Fields of Green for All (FGFA).
- At Temple Foods, purity isn’t a marketing claim—it’s our mission. Unlike most supplement manufacturers, we never use synthetic chemicals, binders, fillers, lubricants, or preservatives in our products. We’ve dedicated this journey to crafting natural, wholesome remedies that honour the original goodness of God's creation—unspoiled and unaltered.
- South Africa's livestock and poultry sectors, contributing nearly half of the country's agricultural economy, have faced significant challenges from recurring foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreaks in recent years, resulting in temporary export market closures and mounting financial strain on cattle farmers.
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