“We’ve been given the constitutional right to grow and consume it, but we haven’t been given the right to trade with it,” says Linda Siboto
Brief | 19 September 2022
Police didn’t take Vuyo Myoli’s complaint seriously, he says
Brief | 12 August 2022
June demolition of Bertrams Urban Farm, running for 16 years, disrupted dozens of feeding schemes
Video | 8 August 2022
Long queues at De Doorns labour office where the system is often offline
By Liezl Human
News | 5 August 2022
Drakenstein Municipality failed in its duty to provide emergency housing, Western Cape High Court finds
By Liezl Human
News | 2 August 2022
Vuyo Myoli set himself up as a beekeeper in the Cape Town township
News | 29 July 2022
The fate of about 20 households hangs in the air as the Agricultural Research Council moves ahead with plans to lease the farm
By Liezl Human
News | 22 July 2022
Farm workers and consumers should be worried, says public health expert. But industry body says food security depends on the pesticides in use.
By Liezl Human
News | 4 July 2022
Developing farmers marched to the provincial government on Tuesday to call for more security of tenure, more resources, and an end to corruption
Brief | 1 June 2022
Theft of stock and lack of grazing are problems
News | 31 May 2022
Women on farms say that pesticide exposure is making them sick
By Liezl Human
News | 6 May 2022
Thirty-three year old Ludwe Qamata teaches vegetable gardening to older people in Khayelitsha, Cape Town.
By Mary-Anne Gontsana and Ashraf Hendricks
Video | 3 May 2022
Farmers’ organisation says many farms will struggle to survive this season
Brief | 29 April 2022
Women on Farms march against evictions in the Western Cape
By Liezl Human
News | 27 April 2022
Farmer says the protests and damage to property has costly implications on the already strained citrus industry
News | 25 April 2022
Kirkwood and Addo towns shut down by protesters
News | 22 April 2022