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Wandile Sihlobo | The missing green light: Time for clear cannabis regulations in SA | News24 (opens the original)
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Hazy regulations don’t only leave a legislative vacuum for urban businesses. The gap also risks allowing production and value chains to develop primarily in areas that have better access to investment, leaving rural growers behind, says Wandile Sihlobo. Journalist and writer Jason Scott, in his News24 column, raises an important issue regarding the cannabis shops we see in many malls across South Africa. The legality of their activity is still questionable. People are currently allowed to grow f
Wandile Sihlobo | SA just had a record grain harvest. Harder times ahead | News24 (opens the original)
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South African agricultural businesses benefit immensely from the Zimbabwean market. More can be achieved, explains Wandile Sihlobo. While the focus of South Africa’s agriculture is already on the upcoming 2026-27 season and the expected El Niño drought, the data remind us that we are closing one of the periods of production abundance. The Crop Estimates Committee released its seventh production estimate for the 2025-26 season this afternoon, slightly nudging up the expected harvest by 0.02% from
Wandile Sihlobo | For SA farmers, Zim is as big as BRICS, Middle East | News24 (opens the original)
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South African agricultural businesses benefit immensely from the Zimbabwean market. More can be achieved, explains Wandile Sihlobo. Last week, government hosted the South Africa-Zimbabwe Binational Commission Business Forum. The discussions centred on firming trade, industrialisation, and the development of regional value chains. With agriculture accounting for 9.5% of the Zimbabwean GDP, according to the latest World Bank data, it is natural that the discussions also included the sector. The fo
Wandile Sihlobo | Another BRICS win as more SA citrus can now be exported to India | News24 (opens the original)
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Pushing for a more ambitious economic partnership with BRICS countries can only benefit the bloc’s longevity, writes Wandile Sihlobo. The news that South Africa’s citrus will now have even wider access to the Indian market is a welcome development. The negotiations for expanded access have lasted for nearly a decade. Commenting after the approval, the Citrus Growers Association of Southern Africa said: “India has approved the inclusion of additional treatment options for fresh citrus fruit from
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