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1% upward revision for maize estimates, still down 18.5% year-on-year
Agriculture
1% upward revision for maize estimates, still down 18.5% year-on-year

Paul Makube 1 day

Residents queue to collect water, as temperatures soar during an El Nino-related heatwave and drought affecting a large part of the country, in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, 7 March 2024. Reuters/KB Mpofu/ File Photo
ESG & Sustainability
March marks yet another record high in global temperatures

Kate Abnett 9 Apr 2024

Chocolate prices continue to rise
Agriculture
Chocolate prices continue to rise

Paul Makube 8 Apr 2024

Image source: Kampus Production from
Agriculture
Food inflation decelerates to a 25-month low

Paul Makube 22 Mar 2024

Dry weather hits southern Africa’s farmers, putting key maize supplies at risk: How to blunt the impact
Agriculture
Dry weather hits southern Africa’s farmers, putting key maize supplies at risk: How to blunt the impact

Wandile Sihlobo 6 Mar 2024

Adverse weather dampens crops outlook for 2023/24 production season
Agriculture
Adverse weather dampens crops outlook for 2023/24 production season

Paul Makube 29 Feb 2024

Source: Supplied. David Rees, senior emerging markets economist at Schroders.
Finance
Will Suez shipping disruption derail hopes for rate cuts?

David Rees 10 Jan 2024

A logo of the World Food Program is seen at their headquarters after the WFP won the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize, in Rome, Italy 9 October 2020. Reuters/Remo Casilli/File Photo
ESG & Sustainability
WFP plans food relief for 270,000 Zimbabweans, poor harvest expected

Nyasha Chingono 5 Jan 2024

#BizTrends2024: Unpacking the agriculture market's 2023 performance and forecasting 2024
Agriculture
#BizTrends2024: Unpacking the agriculture market's 2023 performance and forecasting 2024

Paul Makube 8 Jan 2024

File photo: Afghan nationals rest at a camp after returning from Pakistan at the Torkham border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan, 14 November 2023. Abdul Khaliq Sediqi/International Rescue Committee (IRC)/ Handout via Reuters/ File photo
ESG & Sustainability
Humanitarian crises will worsen in 2024 - International Rescue Committee

Reuters 18 Dec 2023

Headline inflation cools but food remains sticky on the upside
Agriculture
Headline inflation cools but food remains sticky on the upside

Paul Makube 14 Dec 2023

Source: Supplied. Roger Hislop, energy management systems executive at CBI: energy.
Property
Revitalising commercial real estate through sustainable solutions and innovative energy management

11 Dec 2023

Image: Officials inspect the carcass of an elephant in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, 7 December 2023, Reuters/Nyasha Chigono
ESG & Sustainability
Dozens of Zimbabwe elephants die as climate change dries up Hwange park

Nyasha Chingono 8 Dec 2023

A surprise nosedive in agriculture GDP outcomes in Q3, 2023
Agriculture
A surprise nosedive in agriculture GDP outcomes in Q3, 2023

Paul Makube 6 Dec 2023

Food inflation accelerates as fruit and vegetable costs jump in October
Agriculture
Food inflation accelerates as fruit and vegetable costs jump in October

Paul Makube 28 Nov 2023

Agriculture sector defies odds with 10% year-on-year job growth in Q3 2023
Agriculture
Agriculture sector defies odds with 10% year-on-year job growth in Q3 2023

Paul Makube 15 Nov 2023

The year that was for agriculture and what to expect in 2024
Agriculture
The year that was for agriculture and what to expect in 2024

John Hudson 14 Nov 2023

Global food prices dip in October
Agriculture
Global food prices dip in October

3 Nov 2023

Papering over the cracks: Why negative forestry perceptions are doing our planet a disservice
Agriculture
Papering over the cracks: Why negative forestry perceptions are doing our planet a disservice

Jane Molony 19 Oct 2023

Global food prices remain unchanged in September
Agriculture
Global food prices remain unchanged in September

6 Oct 2023

Image source: Eranda Kumarapperuma –
ESG & Sustainability
Water restrictions lifted on sub-systems within Algoa water supply system

5 Oct 2023

Standardisation key to insuring SA's growing grain storage industry in changing risk landscape
Agriculture
Standardisation key to insuring SA's growing grain storage industry in changing risk landscape

Sean Harper 6 Oct 2023

Renewed optimism as agriculture business confidence rebounds in Q3
Agriculture
Renewed optimism as agriculture business confidence rebounds in Q3

Paul Makube 20 Sep 2023

Source: ©tostphoto via
Agriculture
Agribusiness confidence rebounds in Q3 of 2023

18 Sep 2023

Source: Reuters/Megan Varner
Agriculture
Food price index falls despite global inflation and rice surge

Gus Trompiz 8 Sep 2023

Source:
Healthcare
From fatal allergies to heart attacks and cholera - the devastating health effects of global warming in Africa

Lenore Manderson 7 Sep 2023

Global food prices rebounds in July
Agriculture
Global food prices rebounds in July

7 Aug 2023

EI Niño and load shedding heighten risk of veld fires
Agriculture
EI Niño and load shedding heighten risk of veld fires

2 Aug 2023

Source: wirestock via
Agriculture
At the helm of natural and financial storms: El Niño and self-assurance fundamentals

Carin Venter 28 Jul 2023

Rooibos fields weather storms, production on track
Agriculture
Rooibos fields weather storms, production on track

20 Jul 2023

Cocoa prices hit highest in 12 years in New York
Agriculture
Cocoa prices hit highest in 12 years in New York

Marcelo Teixeira 19 Jul 2023

What this year's El Niño means for wheat and global food supply
Agriculture
What this year's El Niño means for wheat and global food supply

David Ubilava 17 Jul 2023

High domestic food prices threaten vulnerable countries - FAO
Agriculture
High domestic food prices threaten vulnerable countries - FAO

11 Jul 2023

This figure shows which parts of the country were most affected by the 2015/16 El Nino event. Much of the central parts of the country, including the western maize production regions, experienced extreme drought conditions from October to December, while the north-eastern parts were less negatively affected Photo credit: Johann Malherbe, ARC
ESG & Sustainability
El Nino is coming, climate research experts warn

21 Jun 2023

Changing weather patterns set to exacerbate challenges faced by SA's farmers
Agriculture
Changing weather patterns set to exacerbate challenges faced by SA's farmers

19 Jun 2023

Source: ©monticello via
Agriculture
Global food prices decline in May

2 Jun 2023

SA retailers and consumers count the costs of a collapsing state
Retail
SA retailers and consumers count the costs of a collapsing state

Lauren Hartzenberg 1 Jun 2023

Source: Barescar90 via
Agriculture
No respite for farmers as debt servicing costs escalate following another 50-basis points hike

Paul Makube 26 May 2023

What does it take for agri sector transformation to be successful?
Agriculture
What does it take for agri sector transformation to be successful?

Cobus de Bruyn 13 Apr 2023

#WorldWaterDay: Stewardship approach needed to sustainably address the water crisis
Construction & Engineering
#WorldWaterDay: Stewardship approach needed to sustainably address the water crisis

Karen King 22 Mar 2023

A further rate hike dampens agri outlook in the already volatile operating conditions
Agriculture
A further rate hike dampens agri outlook in the already volatile operating conditions

Paul Makube 27 Jan 2023

African farmers and agribusinesses need fair access to markets in face of climate change
Agriculture
African farmers and agribusinesses need fair access to markets in face of climate change

Grace Nsomba and Simon Roberts 15 Sep 2021

How climate change contributed to Madagascar's food crisis
ESG & Sustainability
How climate change contributed to Madagascar's food crisis

Chris Funk 14 Sep 2021

African rainforests slow climate change despite record heat, drought
Agriculture
African rainforests slow climate change despite record heat, drought

Nita Bhalla 18 May 2021

Stop Rift Valley fever in its tracks
Agriculture
Stop Rift Valley fever in its tracks

14 Jan 2021

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Agriculture
Favourable weather may boost summer planting season

Wandile Sihlobo 29 Sep 2020

Rainfall outlook for the summer season
Agriculture
Rainfall outlook for the summer season

Carin Venter 21 Sep 2020

Covid-19 recovery is a chance to improve the African food system
Agriculture
Covid-19 recovery is a chance to improve the African food system

Kai Mausch, Michael Hauser, Todd Rosenstock and Wanjiku Gichohi-Wainaina 12 Jun 2020

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Agriculture
Rainfall and other climate conditions for March

12 Mar 2020

In the future there will be more rain, but less water, in the Nile Basin
ESG & Sustainability
In the future there will be more rain, but less water, in the Nile Basin

Ethan D. Coffel and Justin S. Mankin 14 Jan 2020

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