South Africa agriculture's recovery in 2025 may be varied across regions and sub-sectors
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Over the past few weeks, we have driven across various regions of the country, visiting some of our members.
Akkerland deception: The Limpopo farm that became a tool to inflame expropriation fears
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The failed expropriation of two pieces of land in Limpopo that comprised the Akkerland Boerdery farm has, since 2018, been used as a dog whistle by conservative commentators in the debate around expropriation without compensation.
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Robben Island and this majestic Cape peninsula is also symbolic of a major upheaval that the mercantile classes of Europe in cahoots with their kings and queens, popes, bishops and priests unleashed on just about every continent and most other people of the world from the 15th century.
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South Africa’s fiscal outlook is concerning, with public spending exceeding revenue, leading to rising sovereign debt and increasing interest costs.
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Now that US President Donald Trump has followed through with his election promise to impose tariffs on imports from Canada (25%), Mexico (25%) and China (10%), what can we expect next? And how should organized agriculture businesses and the South African government prepare for this new normal?
VIEWPOINT -The Consequences of the Signing of South Africa’s Land Expropriation Bill
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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s signing of the land expropriation bill, allowing for the expropriation of land without compensation, marks a pivotal moment in South Africa’s socio-economic landscape.
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