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Agoa nou in “ekstra tyd”
Suid-Afrika is nou in beseringstyd met die Amerikaanse wet op groei en geleenthede in Afrika (Agoa), nadat daar nog een kwessie is wat opgelos moet word.
El Niño verdwyn eers teen herfs
Voorspellers waarsku dat Suid-Afrikaners hulself moet voorberei vir ‘n warm eerste helfte van 2016, aangesien dit lyk asof El Niño nog hier gaan wees vir ‘n tydjie.
RPO bied veeproduksie diploma aan
Die Rooivleis Produsente Organisasie (RPO) in samewerking met die BathoPele Agri Development Institute, bied nou ‘n nasionale diploma in diereproduksie aan.
Agricultural property investment strong
With South Africa experiencing the worst drought in years, food security hanging in the balance and increasing food prices, we wonder what the effect will be on agricultural property investments.
Realising Africa’s agricultural potential
Agriculture in Africa makes up approximately 65% of the continent’s labour force and 35% of its GDP. The sector’s capacity already indicates that there is room for major continental development.
Donations for drought-stricken farmers
Donations for South African farmers affected by the drought, continues to stream in. This comes after a woman in Dubai donated R100 000.
Driven hunt outcry
A hunt in Limpopo caused some uproar after M-Net’s investigative journalism program, Carte Blanche, ran an insert about the hunt, “with scant regard to providing adequate facts” on the legal status of the recognised sport, the SA Hunters and Game Conservation Association (SAHGCA) said.
Namibiese veeboere sukkel in 2015
Die effek van die die huidige droogte word nie net in Suid-Afrika gevoel nie, maar ook in Namibië.
COP 21 goals too ambitious?
There’s only two solutions for governments to reach their global warming goals: eliminate the use of fossil fuels or find ways to undo their damage to the climate system in the future.
Watervlakke daal 1% per week
Die Departement van Water en Sanitasie het sy kommer uitgespreek oor die droogte en damme se watervlakke wat met 1% per week daal.