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South Africa assumes presidency of G20 and chair of B20

The new week marked a significant milestone as South Africa assumed the presidency of the...
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02
Dec

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COP29: Agriculture as a solution to global food security and climate change

The global climate change agenda is increasingly recognizing the critical role of agriculture and farmers....
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21
Nov

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The shifting shape of agri-leadership

Over the past two decades, agriculture has had many plans. We morphed from the Agricultural...
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13
Nov

Centre of Excellence: Economics

Electricity burden stressed

AgriSA responds to Eskom’s MYPD6 application, advocating for fair and sustainable tariffs. Kulani Siweya, AgriSA...
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06
Nov

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Sectoral emission targets on the cards for agriculture

Collaboration between all stakeholders will be crucial to ensure sector protection.Janse Rabie, Head of Natural...
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06
Nov

Centre of Excellence: Economics Media Releases

AgriSA welcomes the Government’s pro-growth agenda

AgriSA welcomes the pro-growth agenda outlined by finance minister Enoch Godongwana in his 2024/25 Mid-Term...
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30
Oct

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120 years of AgriSA: Agriculture is a national asset

AgriSA is commemorating 120 years of leadership in the South African agricultural sector. Concurrently, South...
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10
Oct

Centre of Excellence: Natural Resources

Bedenklike mynbou-regulering ’n toenemende bedreiging vir voedselsekerheid (Deel 3)

Riglyne ten opsigte van mynbou-aansoeke In die oorweging van hoe verset of besware teen bestaande...
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03
Oct
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South Africa assumes presidency of G20 and chair of B20
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COP29: Agriculture as a solution to global food security and climate change
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The shifting shape of agri-leadership
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Nov

Electricity burden stressed
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Sectoral emission targets on the cards for agriculture
30
Oct

AgriSA welcomes the Government’s pro-growth agenda
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120 years of AgriSA: Agriculture is a national asset
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Oct

Bedenklike mynbou-regulering ’n toenemende bedreiging vir voedselsekerheid (Deel 3)
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Bedenklike mynbou-regulering ’n toenemende bedreiging vir voedselsekerheid (Deel 2)
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