South Africa’s traditional medicines should be used in modern health care

Traditional medicines are part of the cultural heritage of many Africans. About 80% of the African continent’s population use these medicines for healthcare.
5 reasons to use energy chains

Polymer energy chains provide improved low maintenance protection for cables, hoses and pneumatics for industrial equipment wherever power, data, control, fibre and optic cables are required.
Opportunity to drive Public and Private Partnerships in Agriculture Insurance

The 2023 Agricultural Insurance Pulse Report indicates global hunger and food insecurity is on the rise with the number of undernourished people estimated to have increased up to 828 million in 2021.
Agbiz submits comments on Tobacco And Electronic Systems Delivery Control Bill

Tobacco products are legal products. Whilst the potential harmful consequences of smoking are recognised, this kind of restriction on advertising, promotion and display does not apply to any other product that is legally sold in South Africa.
A comprehensive strategy to address the energy crisis, unemployment and environmental challenges

We know that ramping up the use of renewable energy is vital in addressing South Africa’s energy crisis, but what about concerns regarding a just energy transition to avoid job losses?
AGL’S locally blended lubricant product range to benefit the SA agricultural sector

An extension of the localisation partnership between global brand ExxonMobil and African Group Lubricants (AGL) holds the promise of an abundant harvest for South Africa’s agricultural sector.
The hidden impact of nematode pests on South African growers

Nematodes, microscopic worms that inhabit the soil, pose a greater risk to South African growers than they may realize.
She Is Forestry SA: celebrating female forestry value chain role models this Women’s Month

In celebration of Women’s Day in South Africa, She Is Forestry SA has launched the first four videos in a series aimed at inspiring the next generation of girls to stay in school and consider forestry and the myriad of career avenues it offers.
A collaborative approach is vital to driving SA agriculture and agribusiness forward

South Africa faces significant challenges of high unemployment, weak economic growth prospects, rising poverty and inequality.
Agri SA submits objections on “racialised” water use licence regulations

Agri SA has submitted its comments on the proposed Water Use Licence Applications, Amendment and Appeals Regulations that were published on 19 May 2023.