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The Western Cape Government held a digital press conference unpacking the provincial government’s decision to oppose the Constitution Eighteenth Amendment Bill 2021, through its comments submitted to the Ad Hoc Committee on the amendment of Section 2

There are high expectations from the provincial department of agriculture that the Western Cape can set itself up as a value chain hub of cannabis production in a bid to aid economic recovery.

With local government elections looming the DA has picked its candidates for its key battlegrounds.

The provincial Department of Agriculture has pledged to fund projects by the Greenhands Community Food Garden Project in Stompneus Bay and the Middelpos Farm to enhance food security.

South Africa: Today’s latest news and headlines, Friday 16 July 2021 In the latest news in South Africa on Friday 16 July 2021, there has finally been an arrest of a major instigator of the unrest that has gripped KZN and Gauteng this week. We’ve got the latest news stories that have kept South Africans hooked on the headlines throughout the country on Friday 16 July 2021. After the storm comes the uneasy calm, and a chance for the authorities to start rounding up those who masterminded the...

Well sip to that! You officially cant call it Rooibos if it wasnt made in SA Eyewitness News © https://previews.123rf.com/images/pixelsaway/pixelsaway2010/pixelsaway201000056/156945047-rooibos-re... © Marek Uliasz/123rf.com JOHANNESBURG - France has champagne, Ireland has Irish whiskey and now, South Africa officially has Rooibos to call uniquely its own. In a world-first for African food, the European Commission has approved the registration of the designation ‘Rooibos/Re...

South Africa: New weir commissioned in Western Cape

The Western Cape government has joined in on the celebrations by saluting the province’s dairy industry for providing milk, growing the food basket and contributing to South Africa’s economy.

Why farmers (and not bankers) could be the next group driving Ferraris and Lamborghinis, thanks to Africa's rich Agri sector

The Western Cape government has launched a R78 million Holsloot weir river project which is set to benefit 150 farming households in the Rawsonville area.