Prudence Mokwena’s journey from family plot to 21ha space
Prudence Mokwena, who is currently farming on a 21ha farm in Jakkalsdans, Moloto, north of Pretoria, which she attained through ...
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Dr Yvonne Maila’s marula enterprise empowers rural women
In the Limpopo Province, Dr Yvonne Maila, armed with a Phd in Agric, leads Matshelo Agri and Agro Consultancy, a women-led ...
Young Limpopo farmers turn frustrations into opportunity
Lindiwe Motlakala is a committed vegetable and grain farmer in the Waterberg district of Limpopo who transformed her frustrations during ...
Queen Agri – award-winning farmer Fellistus Sekgale
In the heart of Mphanama village of Sekhukhune District in Limpopo, a remarkable farming success story is unfolding. At 29 ...
WATCH | ‘My first bee farming experience was a disaster’ – Boitumelo Tau
African Farming Digital Editor Maile Matsimela recently interviewed Boitumelo Tau, founder of Sefodi Farms in Ga-Rankuwa, north of Pretoria, to ...
From nurse to successful vegetable farmer – Sophy Litshani Musabeni’s courageous quest towards her true calling
Soufflet Malt and HEINEKEN Beverages have announced a commercial partnership in South Africa, with the French malt producer committing €100 million ...
Healing through honey: Lulu Letlape, SA’s beekeeping powerhouse
From the polished floors of corporate boardrooms to the raw hum of bee colonies in Pretoria, Lulu Letlape’s story is ...
Nomsa Ngwenya supplies over 52 tonnes of cocktail tomatoes annually
As the world continues to celebrate International Women’s Month, South Africa is also celebrating a notable figure who is breaking ...
From hairdresser to top farmer
Zoliwe Nombewu was a runner-up in the 2024 Grain South Africa Potential Commercial Farmer of the Year competition. She has ...
Goat farming, skincare and blockchain: An inspiring model for rural enterprise
In many rural corners of South Africa, impactful stories often unfold quietly, led by people whose determination speaks louder than ...
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