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On 11 September 2026, Premier Alan Winde addressed a gathering of Western Cape agriculture sector stakeholders at NAMPO Cape, in Bredasdorp, to urge all role players to proactively prepare for a hotter summer. The Premier stated, “For our agricultural sector, preparation cannot wait until summer is upon us. Farmers, producers, agricultural organisations, municipalities and our …
A Cape Town University of the Western Cape tagged image from photographer – Internet Archive Book Images as published on Flickr. Image from page 215 of “An encyclopædia of agriculture : comprising the theory and practice of the valuation, transfer, laying out, improvement, and management of landed property, and of the cultivation and economy of …
SA participates at G20 virtual meeting of Ministers of Agriculture: Agriculture Minister Thoko Didiza today participated in the G20 virtual meeting of Ministers of Agriculture. : SAnews – South African News Edwin Three-phased economic response to COVID-19 pandemic: Government has announced a massive social relief and economic support package of R500 billion which amounts to …
MyPR: ADVANCING AGRICULTURE FOR THE FUTURE AT KWANALU CONGRESS 2019: Leading agricultural experts and news-makers descended on Pietermaritzburg yesterday to meet with KwaZulu-Natal farmers, agri-businesses, agri-commodity leaders, national agri-industry leaders and members of the KwaZulu-Natal Agricultural Union, Kwanalu, to discuss the future of agriculture in the province and to seek a sustainable way forward for …
MyPR: Why should South African companies in the tourism and agriculture sectors be interested in venturing across our borders and attend the Angola-South Africa Agri-Business And Eco-Tourism Forum in Cape Town next month?: Dr Lello Francisco, an AIPEX Board Member CAPE TOWN — There is a tremendous, almost tangible, excitement around the upcoming Angola-South Africa …
MyPR: SAIS Open Innovation Agriculture Challenge: RIIS and their Batswana partners, BITRI and Brynston Creations, have launched the SAIS open innovation agriculture challenge, aiming to enhance future food security for people in the SADC region. The challenge focusses on building an effective supply chain while mitigating the risk of climate change; Human- Animal conflict poses …
MyPR: The Research Institute for Innovation and Sustainability (RIIS) Set to Address Challenges in the Health, Education, Agriculture and Tourism Sectors Through Open Innovation in the SADC Region: The open innovation projects fall under the Southern Africa Innovation Support (SAIS) Programme funded by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs (Finland); RIIS partners with the Botswana Institute …
