It is time to say farewell to a magnificent and trendsetting media company. I am leaving ProAgri to start at an online news platform in South Africa, who is launching an agricultural section. The past five and a half years as the editor of ProAgri Zambia was an opportunity I wish everyone with a passion […] More
Blueberries are labelled as a superfruit. This fleshy fruit is very popular in developed countries due to its appetising deep blue colour, unbelievable health benefits and the important nutrients it contains. It is low in calories but high in fibre, vitamin C and vitamin K, and has one of the highest antioxidant levels of the […] More
We are celebrating! Our mother magazine, ProAgri South Africa, turned 25 years this year. As one of her offspring, we are celebrating just as enthusiastically, and we shall continue to celebrate with a special edition in October when ProAgri Zambia turns five. ProAgri did a magnificent job in South Africa where we started a trend […] More
Cash is king, but our small-scale maize farmers are, in a strange way, a victim of that and it must stop. In a normal, healthy society where the free market and demand and supply dictate our behaviour, it is genuinely delightful for a farmer if his market can walk up to his door and offer […] More
Ek haal vandag my hoed af uit respek vir ons boere wat deur hierdie hele tyd voortgegaan het met produksie en maniere gevind het om produkte by die markte en winkels af te lewer. Ek haal my hoed af vir die res van die voedselwaardeketting wat daarin geslaag het om die rakke in die winkels […] More
Net die tyd sal leer of ons in ‘n mediese krisis of in ‘n ekonomiese krisis is. Internasionaal is daar ‘n paar politieke leiers en gesaghebbende waarnemers wat meen dat die sluiting van ondernemings (tydelik of permanent) en die verlies aan inkomste as gevolg van die wêreldwye staat van inperking tot meer sterftes kan lei […] More
Africa’s people need infrastructure as much as they need oxygen. Even today, with our modern technology, many people are literally dying because food, medicine and essential lifesustaining products cannot reach them in time. The reason for this is that roads and railroad tracks are either not there yet, dilapidated or inadequate for what they need […] More
We can finally kick off a new year. The after effects of the 2019 Southern African drought will remain for a long time and will stay in our memories. We can hope that 2020 will set us a better table to eat from. Access to cash for Zambian smallholder dairy farmers is one of the […] More
Dit is ’n nasionale ramp. Geen veilings word toegelaat nie as gevolg van bek-en-klouseer. Veilings vorm steeds die ruggraat van ons veeverhandelingsbedryf en die nasionale verbod op vei lings gaan nie net veeboere nie, maar almal wat iets met die vleiswaardeketting te doen het, hard slaan. Dit sluit verbruikers in. Die uitbreek en verspreiding van […] More
What can agriculture do for Zimbabwe in these dark days? We can bank on the idea that since food is one of the basic human needs, there will always be scope for food production, no matter the scale or circumstances. Let’s discuss a few scenarios. The worst case scenario is the total collapse of government […] More
The Botswana elections came and went without a stint of unrest. The Batswana should really be proud of the example they set to the rest of the continent. The BDP (Botswana Democratic Party) achieved a runaway victory, with two thirds of the seats in their pocket. This achievement, which was even bigger than in the […] More
We are on serious load shedding again. Since the beginning of the month, areas all over the country are taking turns to experience darkness and silence for up to six hours per day. Some places may even experience longer blackouts beyond the scheduled times, on short notice. According to Zesco, the main reason for this […] More
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