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Agri SA lambasts police for inaccurate reporting on farm worker murder
Agri SA lashed out at the police for reporting inaccurate details to the media around the brutal shooting of a farm worker in Krugersdorp.
Agri SA wants market value for expropriated land
The agricultural association has serious concerns about how farmers' compensation would be calculated under the Expropriation Bill.
New farm expropriation proposal could ‘threaten food security’
A proposal for the state to expropriate and pay for 50% of farms into a trust for farm development has been welcomed by Cosatu but opposed by AgriSA.
AgriSA case vindicates Constitution’s subtlety on transformation
The brouhaha over the appointment of judges by the JSC has meant that a judgment of considerable importance has passed almost unnoticed.
Leaderless farm strike is ‘organic’
Fed-up farm workers have bypassed unions and political parties and have taken matters into their own hands, writes Sean Christie.
Exhibitors pay to press flesh with the main man
One minute and 52 seconds. That is how much Agri SA bought with Jacob Zuma by having a stand at the business exhibition of the ANC policy conference.
Anger at Malema’s ‘insane’ land-grab comments
Agricultural organisations across the racial spectrum spoke out on Monday against ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema's land-grab talk.
A torrent runs through Upington
The Orange River has broken its banks in the Cape, leaving farmers' income under water.
Farmers slam tougher land law
New Bill would make it more difficult to evict farm workers, but critics say it is unfair.
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Senwes launches Agri Value Chain Food Umbrella
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