‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers: Drought-stricken farms are seeing reduced crops and smaller fruit and it looks like more of the same in 2022 ... Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. ‘They’ll be exposed’ — Mogoeng Mogoeng says corrupt people will soon have nowhere to hide: There are treasures that are hidden until the right time, and as He [God] grows our currency and our economy, those treasures will be used to pay off the debts we have as a nation,” … [Read more...] about ‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers – Gqeberha in the News
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‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers – Gqeberha in the News
‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers: Drought-stricken farms are seeing reduced crops and smaller fruit and it looks like more of the same in 2022 ... Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. ‘They’ll be exposed’ — Mogoeng Mogoeng says corrupt people will soon have nowhere to hide: There are treasures that are hidden until the right time, and as He [God] grows our currency and our economy, those treasures will be used to pay off the debts we have as a nation,” … [Read more...] about ‘It’s in God’s hands’: more hardship looms for Eastern Cape citrus farmers – Gqeberha in the News
Gqeberha farmers decry drought as dam water levels hit all-time low – Gqeberha in the News
Gqeberha farmers decry drought as dam water levels hit all-time low: A termed coined by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality in the Eastern Cape, is becoming a frightening reality for the people of Gqeberha. Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Chippa United on course to retain DStv Premiership status with Richards Bay FC draw: Gqeberha-based club Chippa United moved closer to retaining their top-flight status after holding Richards Bay United in their relegation/promotion playoffs clash on … [Read more...] about Gqeberha farmers decry drought as dam water levels hit all-time low – Gqeberha in the News
Gqeberha farmers decry drought as dam water levels hit all-time low – Gqeberha in the News
Gqeberha farmers decry drought as dam water levels hit all-time low: A termed coined by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality in the Eastern Cape, is becoming a frightening reality for the people of Gqeberha. Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Chippa United on course to retain DStv Premiership status with Richards Bay FC draw: Gqeberha-based club Chippa United moved closer to retaining their top-flight status after holding Richards Bay United in their relegation/promotion playoffs clash on … [Read more...] about Gqeberha farmers decry drought as dam water levels hit all-time low – Gqeberha in the News
Activist accused of harassment agrees to apologise to Robertson farmers – News from GroundUp
Activist accused of harassment agrees to apologise to Robertson farmers: Farmer says in court papers he may have suffered “economic harm” because of the activist Source: GroundUp News. Can the vaccine rollout be sped up?: There are several bottlenecks that need to be fixed Source: GroundUp News. Wheelchair users struggle to use sewage covered, pothole-ridden roads in Dunoon: One man says people charge him R130 to push his wheelchair to the shops or nearby clinic Source: GroundUp … [Read more...] about Activist accused of harassment agrees to apologise to Robertson farmers – News from GroundUp
Subsistence farmers under siege from land occupation – News from GroundUp
Subsistence farmers under siege from land occupation: Shacks have been erected in the middle of their crops in Dunoon Source: GroundUp News. Family “dumped” in Wellington can’t travel to work and school: They were forcibly evicted from their home on a farm in Paarl where they lived for 23 years Source: GroundUp News. Railway line shack dwellers trash ward councillor: Protesters are demanding services and recognition for Eyadini informal settlement in Cape Town Source: GroundUp … [Read more...] about Subsistence farmers under siege from land occupation – News from GroundUp
“The farmers are coming!” protesters march to Parliament – News from GroundUp
“The farmers are coming!” protesters march to Parliament: MEC Meyer says farmers are living in fear Source: GroundUp News. Housing protest after Gauteng “delivers nothing” on 2018 promise: Protesters want to know what happened to the Rapid Land Release Program Source: GroundUp News. 92 cases struck from court roll in three months due to police inefficiency: “Dockets are disappearing in different police stations. Cases are just disappearing off the roll” Source: GroundUp … [Read more...] about “The farmers are coming!” protesters march to Parliament – News from GroundUp
PICTURES: Inverness Farmers’ Market returns – Lockdown News
PICTURES: Inverness Farmers' Market returns: Organisers of Inverness Farmers' Market have promised even more stalls next month following a successful return. Source: "Coronavirus Lockdown" - BingNews. Aberdeen cafe ‘at the brink of collapse’ faced with vandalism attack: Owners of an Aberdeen eatery have expressed their anger after a window was smashed at their premises. The team at the Tartan Pig coffee house were made aware of the damage after being contacted by a ... Source: "Coronavirus … [Read more...] about PICTURES: Inverness Farmers’ Market returns – Lockdown News
Farmers turn to government en masse as EC drought worsens – MyPR.co.za
Farmers turn to government en masse as EC drought worsens: BONE DRY: Angora goats are herded to a water point on an Aberdeen farm owned by Dickie Ogilvie. Despite receiving 120 bags of maize in April from the government, which only lasted 20 days, Ogilvie said he was having to spend up to R120,000 monthly to keep his herds alive. AS the “worst drought in living memory” grips large parts of the Eastern Cape, about 1,500 commercial farmers have applied to the government for drought relief in a … [Read more...] about Farmers turn to government en masse as EC drought worsens – MyPR.co.za
East Cape farmers on high alert over foot and mouth disease – MyPR.co.za
East Cape farmers on high alert over foot and mouth disease: EAST Cape farmers are on high alert to prevent any cases of the dreaded foot and mouth disease (FMD) breaking out in the region – something that could cripple a farming community already reeling from devastating drought. “The Eastern Cape cannot afford yet another setback,” AgriEC president Doug Stern said. “The fact is that cash flows are at an all-time low, and, while there has been good rain, the crippling drought is far from … [Read more...] about East Cape farmers on high alert over foot and mouth disease – MyPR.co.za
New water woes for Gamtoos Valley farmers – MyPR.co.za
New water woes for Gamtoos Valley farmers: WATER WOES: As the level of one of the Eastern Cape’s largest supply dams, the Kouga Dam, sinks below 10% capacity, the outlook for farmers relying on the dam’s water for the new water year is becoming increasingly dire. (Image taken in January 2018: Supplied) AFTER a year of being able to draw 85% of their annual water allocations from the Kouga Dam, Gamtoos Valley farmers are facing the bleak prospect of having their water allocations cut dramatically … [Read more...] about New water woes for Gamtoos Valley farmers – MyPR.co.za
Farmers, fisherfolk to bear brunt of latest oil-price hike, group says – Lockdown News
Farmers, fisherfolk to bear brunt of latest oil-price hike, group says: The Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas (Pamalakaya) on Monday warned against the domino effect of the recent oil-price hike that will hit small fishermen and farmers. The group ... Source: "Coronavirus Lockdown" - BingNews. Oil rises above for first time in 2 months on production cuts: Oil rose above $ 30 a barrel for the first time in two months as producers in the US and elsewhere continued to cut … [Read more...] about Farmers, fisherfolk to bear brunt of latest oil-price hike, group says – Lockdown News
East Cape farmers on high alert over foot and mouth disease – MyPR.co.za
East Cape farmers on high alert over foot and mouth disease: EAST Cape farmers are on high alert to prevent any cases of the dreaded foot and mouth disease (FMD) breaking out in the region – something that could cripple a farming community already reeling from devastating drought. “The Eastern Cape cannot afford yet another setback,” AgriEC president Doug Stern said. “The fact is that cash flows are at an all-time low, and, while there has been good rain, the crippling drought is far from … [Read more...] about East Cape farmers on high alert over foot and mouth disease – MyPR.co.za
Farmers get disaster relief assistance due to devastating drought
ord, farmers Through the Ford Fund grant and a fund-raising initiative hosted by Eastern Cape Motors Ford William Moffett, almost R530 000 has been donated to help local farmers The current drought - now in its sixth year - is one of the most severe droughts on record - impacting over 2 000 commercial farmers in the Eastern Cape. Ford Motor Company Fund, the philanthropic arm of Ford Motor Company, is supporting the drought relief efforts for Eastern Cape farmers with a grant of $20 000 … [Read more...] about Farmers get disaster relief assistance due to devastating drought
Farmers turn to government en masse as EC drought worsens – MyPR.co.za
Farmers turn to government en masse as EC drought worsens: BONE DRY: Angora goats are herded to a water point on an Aberdeen farm owned by Dickie Ogilvie. Despite receiving 120 bags of maize in April from the government, which only lasted 20 days, Ogilvie said he was having to spend up to R120,000 monthly to keep his herds alive. AS the “worst drought in living memory” grips large parts of the Eastern Cape, about 1,500 commercial farmers have applied to the government for drought relief in a … [Read more...] about Farmers turn to government en masse as EC drought worsens – MyPR.co.za
