Twenty-five years after land reform in Zimbabwe: a short documentary on lessons learned

What have we learned from our study, 25 years after land reform in Zimbabwe? Drawing on the research that we have been doing since the early 2000s, we wanted to highlight some of the key findings. …

Informal settlements are here to stay. Let’s upgrade them

Upgrading informal settlements is a cheaper and more effective way to improve lives

Foot-and-mouth disease spreads in Nelson Mandela Bay, raising fears for local dairy industry

Agri Eastern Cape has sought a legal opinion on whether or not municipalities can be held liable for any losses farmers or livestock owners suffer if it is found foot-and-mouth disease was spread thro…

From abundance to aridity — El Niño poses threat to SA’s summer grain crop

Following a strong harvest, South African farmers prepare for a challenging summer grain season, with rising El Niño conditions threatening severe late-season drought and heatwaves.…

“He’s Losing Everything”: Daughter Set to Buy Eastern Cape Farm for Father Struggling for 20 Years

World Bank warns millions facing hunger are missing from data used to deliver aid

Growing women’s role in agriculture demands urgent land access

Land crisis and ‘green revolution’ practices trap millions of Malawi’s farmers

In South Africa, renewable energy latest part of timber industry’s green efforts

A ‘leading’ Chinese miner of Mozambique’s heavy sands linked to environmental destruction

Brazilian firms near deal to farm 800,000 hectares in Angola

Joburg’s dirtiest river may lose its only champion

Environmental organisation KlipSA faces closure