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South Africans are in for a rough 2019:

South Africans are in for a rough 2019:

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02 January 2019
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While news of another major petrol price cut in January will give many a happy start to the new year, finance experts warn that the year ahead may not be as bright and cheerful.

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Agricultural land: Asset, investment or consumption?- South Africa

Agricultural land: Asset, investment or consumption?- South Africa

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13 December 2018
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There is currently much talk about the value of agricultural land and the fact that land prices seem to have decreased during 2017/2018.

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Land reform is necessary in South Africa- Report

Land reform is necessary in South Africa- Report

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07 December 2018
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Land reform is necessary in South Africa, but that is about the only issue regarding land reform on which there is consensus.

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These are the technology advances that could end animal farming

These are the technology advances that could end animal farming

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On the very first page of The End of Animal Farming, author Jacy Reese makes it clear that the book is not about why animal farming is bad. There have been plenty of books chronicling the damage caused by factory farms, but his book is about how to solve animal farming itself.

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The spread of shothole borer beetles in South Africa is proving tough to control

The spread of shothole borer beetles in South Africa is proving tough to control

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06 November 2018
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A tiny tree-killing beetle with the awkwardly long name of Polyphagous Shothole Borer was detected in South Africa for the first time last year. It’s now attacking and inserting its deadly fungal ally, Fusarium euwallaceae, in a wider array of tree species across a much wider geographical area.

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White farmer's role highlights South Africa's land reform challenge

White farmer's role highlights South Africa's land reform challenge

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02 November 2018
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Earlier this year, Nick Serfontein wrote an open letter to South African President Cyril Ramaphosa asking him to take the views of white farmers on board as the government considers expropriating land without compensation to reduce rural poverty.

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