• We spent time last week engaging with agribusinesses and farmers in the Western Cape. The primary agricultural focus of the province is various fruits, citrus, table grapes, wine, wheat, barley, liv.....
Read MoreWe are at the tail-end of the 2025-026 La Niña rain period. From April 2026, the weather is likely to return to normal. In Southern Africa, this will be a typical drier period as we approach the winte.....
Read MoreSome, understandably, criticised the value of AGOA as the “Liberation Day” tariffs eroded its benefits. Without AGOA, South African products exported to the U.S. would typically face an additional 3.4.....
Read MoreAfter the President delivered the 2026 State of the Nation Address, Agbiz Chairperson, Mr Sean Walsh, stressed the need to follow up commitments with real action. “There are several positives that we .....
Read MoreThe conversation about South Africa's important step of signing the China-Africa Framework Agreement, which seeks to lower duties on our products in China, continues. The primary sector of our ec.....
Read MoreFor years, parental leave rules treated parents differently depending on how a child joined the family. Birth parents often received stronger leave and pay protections, while adoptive and commissionin.....
Read MoreThe weather this year has been quite strange. Yes, we are experiencing a La Niña weather phenomenon, and have received above-normal rainfall in several regions of South Africa. The rains have been des.....
Read MoreAgbiz acknowledges the announcement of the retirement of its Chairperson, Sean Walsh, from his role as Chief Executive Officer of KAL Group Limited after nearly 15 years of dedicated leadership. Walsh.....
Read MoreWe will get a reprieve on fuel prices from Wednesday, February 4, 2026. The diesel price (0.05% wholesale inland) could decline by fifty cents per litre (50.00 c/l), while the petrol price (95 ULP inl.....
Read MoreWe continue to observe maize exports from South Africa to the Southern African region, but the volumes remain much smaller than I anticipated. The stocks are low in Zimbabwe, and I thought they would .....
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