South Africa's land reform efforts lack a focus on struggling farmers: Lack of support for beneficiaries of land reform in South Africa has seen many new farmers fail to live off the land. Siphiwe Sibeko/ReutersSouth Africa’s land reform programme has suffered many failures and its beneficiaries have in many cases seen little or no improvements to their livelihoods. Land … [Read more...] about South Africa’s land reform efforts lack a focus on struggling farmers | The Conversation
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South Africa’s Lipizzaner development program trains new generation of riders
South Africa’s Lipizzaner development program trains new generation of riders: A MyJHB.co.za selected South African Lipizzaners video for you: Lipizzaners are considered some of the most beautiful performing horses in the world. In Johannesburg however, they’re also being used to do some much-needed good. CLICK HERE to submit your favourite Johannesburg video. The video … [Read more...] about South Africa’s Lipizzaner development program trains new generation of riders
SA News: This is how many people are listening to South Africa’s most popular radio stations
This is how many people are listening to South Africa’s most popular radio stations: New data released by the Broadcast Research Council in South Africa (BRC) shows which radio stations in the country are the most popular among listeners in 2016. In its January to September review, the BRC published the estimated listenerships of 39 ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: This is how many people are listening to South Africa’s most popular radio stations
South Africa’s water sector: a case study in state capture | The Conversation
South Africa's water sector: a case study in state capture: Children pump water at communal tap in Durban, South Africa. The country is facing a mounting water infrastructure challenge. REUTERS/Rogan WardA lot of what is being presented as radical economic transformation initiatives in South Africa is simply state capture by a corrupt elite. The water sector provides a lens … [Read more...] about South Africa’s water sector: a case study in state capture | The Conversation
Africa’s agriculture projects are growing inequality, not food | The Conversation
Africa's agriculture projects are growing inequality, not food: Drought tolerant beans in Malawi. Africa needs improved agricultural practices to be implemented by smallholder farmers. Neil Palmer/CGIAR Research Program/ FlickrLow yield growth, increasing food insecurity, climate change and massive population growth are the four factors that will determine the shape of Africa … [Read more...] about Africa’s agriculture projects are growing inequality, not food | The Conversation
