R330 000 gone. 110 pigs drowned. 750 chickens dead. Siphesihle Kwetana’s third and most promising farm was flattened by floods in the Eastern Cape. Her loss isn’t just personal — it ripples through her community In the heart of the Eastern Cape, just outside Mthatha in

Growing up in African societies, we are taught that education is the key to success. Yes, education is important, but one would think that without a decent educational qualification, life is automatically arduous. Well, 25-year-old award-winning South African farmer Siphesihle Kwetana saw hope beyond her

Transport Grain is moved by truck, train and mostly bulk carriers, making the jump in fuel prices problematic. Many farm brokers have reported freight rates increasing by almost 10 percent already off the farm, with basis values weakening in the deferred period because of concerns

Issued by the DRDAR Communication and Customer Care Services on 17 August 2023 It took 28-year-old King Sabata Dalindyebo based farmer Siphesihle Kwetana under five years to start a farming enterprise and turn it into a successful business. Kwetana is one of the most successful