The Importance of Agriculture
A Vital Industry at Risk Honey farming, or apiculture, in South Africa plays a critical
Marinda Sauerman
Ruby’s Fabrics – The new generation
In the quaint town of Brits, nestled among the rolling hills, lies a fabric emporium steeped in history and tradition. Founded in 1982 by the indomitable Rabia, affectionately known as Ruby, along with her brother and father, Ruby’s Fabrics is a testament to creativity, entrepreneurship, and familial bonds. Ruby, with her innate talent and flair for sewing and design, transformed humble fabrics into exquisite garments coveted by all who beheld them.
Excessive Gaming and Its Toll on Children’s Futures
In the age of digital connectivity, the allure of online gaming has captivated millions of children worldwide. While gaming can offer entertainment, socialization, and even cognitive benefits when enjoyed in moderation, the line between healthy engagement and excessive indulgence is often blurred. What’s more concerning is the role of parental permissiveness in enabling and even exacerbating this phenomenon.
Zoonotic Catastrophe
Zoonotic viruses can arise from various origins, encompassing wildlife markets, intensive agricultural practices, and human encroachment upon natural habitats. Wherever humans and animals have close interactions, there exists a potential hazard. Enhancing surveillance and regulation within these domains could serve to forestall future outbreaks.
Unmasking Neglected Realities: Exploring the Overlooked Dimensions of Agricultural Crime
Livestock theft is wreaking havoc on the South African economy, causing an estimated annual loss of 1.4 billion. The situation is rapidly deteriorating, with farmers living in constant fear for their lives and witnessing the brutal and savage on-site slaughtering of their cattle. The repercussions are dire, not only for individual farmers but also for the broader agricultural landscape in South Africa.
The Story of Ai-Ais Coffee House and Vision behind Ai-Ais Events
In 1969, Lourens Rautenbach was born in Walvisbay, and due to his mother’s medical condition, his family moved to Pretoria in 1976. Over the years, they continued to travel to Namibia, their preferred holiday destination. The journey took them through the Northern Cape and later Botswana after the completion of the Kalahari highway. While attempts were made to explore other holiday spots in RSA, none compared to the warmth of home.
David van Staden embarking on a Balloon Odyssey
In the early 2000s, the breath-taking KZN Wild Coast became the canvas for a celebration that would mark the genesis of SA Balloon and Party (SABP).
The Horrifying Truth About Lion Farming in South Africa
The king of the jungle is being dethroned and violated by the egotistical nature of the human race. Our Creator weeps due to the greed and arrogance that disrupt the ecosystem and the natural order of life on Earth.
Pediatric Care Africa
The medical profession, as we all know, is a selfless field that often lacks the appreciation it deserves from those who can afford its services. Now, envision a group of individuals who provide these services free of charge, seeing it as a profound opportunity to serve humanity.
Our Heritage from Ancient Civilizations
The origins of dance as a form of human expression are deeply rooted in antiquity, extending far beyond the advent of written language. In prehistoric times, evidence of dance emerges from the enigmatic canvases of rock art that date back to the Stone Age.
McCafé activation at McDonald’s High Tea
On Saturday, October 7, 2023, McDonald’s hosted a spectacular event that combined the charm of high tea with the excitement of promoting their latest venture: The McCafé. The day was a celebration of fashion, fabulousness, and the indomitable spirit of women from across Gauteng, who graced the red carpet with confidence and style
The Success Behind Property Tree
Before venturing into real estate, Henk had a full-time career in rugby, playing for teams such as the Bulls, Lions, Ep Kings, and Pumas. His sports background instilled essential life lessons about teamwork and the value of hard work, principles he applies to his business.
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Ever had that sinking feeling when you get up in the morning to go to work? There might be a colleague that takes constant credit for your ideas or a boss that do not value what you bring to the table or do not deliver on promises that he or she made. The problem is that most people need their jobs to survive and are reluctant to act on abuse.
Black Land Reform in Agriculture
We are almost 30 years into the idealistic vision that Nelson Mandela had for South Africa and the failure of Agricultural reform is tangible. Besides the Land Distribution, Land Restitution, and land Tenure Reform, 75% of all redistributed farms failed. Research shows that the reason for this failure is that these farms are given to individuals without preparing them for the management of the land. The lack of skills and lack of managerial and agricultural knowledge contribute to community conflict and that leads to the desertion of these farms, more and more farms become unproductive, and this spells disaster for food security in our country.
Oh Mother! Part 1
Unless your husband is stinking rich and you can afford a chauffeur, nannies, domestic workers
When taking on a Dairy farm in South Africa
South Africa is a major producer of dairy products, with a high estimated % of total national milk production being used to make dairy products. Dairy farming has become an important industry in South Africa, providing income for numerous rural households, and generating substantial economic benefits for the wider economy.
Cocoa – The Ancient Connection
In the spirit of Easter, chocolate Easter eggs and the fascination with the Easter bunny lets explore the agricultural origin of the wondrous decadence of chocolate.
Old school Hospitality in Kensington Joburg
Nico Brandt was born 10 April 1968. As a child he used to assist his Mom in the kitchen and thinks that this might be where his love for food originated from. He grew up with two siblings in Randfontein where he completed his SHS education.
Africa’s first international organic and natural product expo
It is reported that at least 70% of consumers globally are more likely to make purchases based on whether there would be a reduced impact on the environment, and 41% are willing to pay more to do so by buying all-natural and organic goods. Studies show that organic and natural products are set to become even more popular. By Khanyisile Madladla
Cherry farming in a nutshell
What you would need to know before planting your first orchid. by Marinda Sauerman