EI Niño and loadshedding heighten risk of veld fires

As South Africa braces itself for hotter and drier EI Niño weather conditions, coupled with risks associated with loadshedding, farmers are cautioned to put...

Leveraging Exchange Models for Food System Transformation: Key Takeaways from the UNFSSS

By: Akinyinka Akintunde, President/CEO, AFEX Nigeria Just one week after the President of Africa’s most populous nation, Nigeria, declared a State of emergency on food,...

Small businesses in food systems hold the key to affordable and healthy foods, report

An estimated 60 per cent of rural and urban Kenyan households access their daily meals from micro/small enterprises (MSEs) at local markets. But despite...

Successful land reform programmes need a solid foundation

Failures of the land reform programme have been widely reported. They can, however, be mitigated considerably if the beneficiaries of the programme are provided...
SYSPRO Cloud ERP gains traction as manufacturing needs shift amidst ongoing supply chain disruptions

Unlocking the Potential of Mobile ERP for Business Growth

By Marius Wessels, Manager: Professional Services at SYSPRO Africa The realm of mobile strategies is rapidly expanding in the small-to-medium business ERP space. While laptops...

Operation Zero Hunger: Combating Food Insecurity in East Africa by Improving Storage Facilities to...

As the number of chronically hungry people increases, the world grows more vulnerable to food crises and insecurity. The FAO reports that in 2022...

Reimagining the supply chain for resilience

By Mark Wilson, CEO, SYSPRO EMEA & APAC The world as we knew it has changed – and there’s no going back. For many and...

Will AI Solve Small-Hold Farmers’ Persistent Poverty and Hunger?

Dr. Nimrod Israely is the CEO and Founder of Dream Valley and Biofeed companies and the Chairman and Co-founder of the IBMA conference. In the...

Building a case for youth participation in land reform

Land Reform – Despite socio economic challenges faced by South Africans in general, the agriculture and tourism sector can significantly contribute to mitigating and...

SA grain and livestock farmers must adapt in the face of changing weather patterns

In the coming months and years, changing global weather pattens will likely have significant consequences for South African farmers, especially those involved in livestock...
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