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- South Africans are paying a growing economic price for extreme weather, even when disasters are not formally declared. Increasing variability in rainfall and temperature is driving up costs across multiple areas.Insurance premiums are rising as insurers face more frequent and expensive payouts from floods, storms, and other events.
- We would like to offer potential buyers the opportunity to acquire one of the following Exclusive farms. Due to the Brands and Clientele involved the confidentiality of all information will be handled with the utmost discretion. A recent partnership with industry experts allows us to offer these farms to international buyers, the farms concerned will never be available on the open market.
- A sharp decline in soybean and maize prices is delivering mixed results for South Africa’s agricultural sector. Soybean spot prices have fallen about 12% year-on-year, white maize by as much as 39%, and yellow maize by roughly 28%
- South Africa’s consumer inflation rate rose slightly to 3.1% in March from 3.0% in February. However, this figure does not yet reflect the impact of the Middle East conflict.Economists expect inflation to climb towards 4% in the second quarter of 2026 as higher fuel prices, global commodity pressures, and rising agricultural costs begin to filter through.
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