CILTSA Safety and Security Seminar: 22 May 2024
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport: South Africa invites you to attend its Safety and Security Seminar, the details of which are as follows: Date: Wednesday 22 May Time:
From Nigeria to Zimbabwe: 8 agribusiness opportunities in Africa
A woman carrying baobab fruits. (Supplied to How we made it in Africa by B’Ayoba) We highlight eight promising opportunities in Africa’s agribusiness sector, from tapping into Zimbabwe’s substantial baobab
Powering Up – Maximising your Investment in a Commercial Generator
In the face of persistent loadshedding challenges, an uninterrupted power supply is imperative for sustaining critical operations in businesses and industries. As a result, many South African companies have found
Tanzania, Kenya resolve poultry export dispute, EAC statement says
Tanzania and Kenya have successfully resolved a longstanding dispute over the export of poultry and poultry products between the two countries, the East African Community (EAC) said in a statement
Gebrüder Weiss Supports “The Greenland Project” climate expedition
Greenland has been the focus of climate research for many years because, as one of the largest ice regions in the world, the island is sensitive to climate change. This
Drought-stricken Zambia turns to Uganda for 0.5m tonnes of maize
Warehouse grain in Africa with food for people during the food crisis for Ukraine war. PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK Lusaka banned the exports of maize grain and flour in February, following
Nedbank and PALS celebrate their first collaborative agricultural transformation transaction
Nedbank Commercial Banking and Partners in Agri Land Solutions (PALS) recently celebrated the financing of their 1st collaborative agricultural transformation transaction at an inspiring title deed handover event held on
Capacity building remains fundamental to enabling land reform beneficiaries to put their land to productive use
22 April 2024: Land Reform – In the pursuit of sustainable land reform, capacity building and good governance practices for Communal Property Associations (CPAs) cannot be overstated. As communities continue
South Africa witnessed 7.6% decrease in vegetable export earnings in 2023
South Africa, a key African exporter of vegetables including potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and carrots, witnessed a 7.6% decrease in vegetable export earnings in 2023, totaling $190 million, down from $206
Better infrastructure needed to unlock Africa’s agricultural potential
April 10th, 2024/By Ben Payton/ Image : Yasuyoshi CHIBA/AFP There is little doubt that Africa has the potential to become a global agricultural powerhouse. With excellent growing conditions across large