By Staff Reporter
The much-anticipated Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba 2025 is set to take place on Tuesday, 1 April, and Wednesday, 2 April 2025, at Lavender Kontrei Market in Pretoria North, South Africa.
This premier event is a game-changer for young farmers, agripreneurs, and agricultural leaders looking to scale their businesses, access new opportunities, and network with top industry experts.
As part of its ongoing efforts to empower local farmers, Seahlolo Newspaper is spearheading a drive to send a delegation of Basotho farmers to the Indaba.
This initiative seeks to expose Basotho farmers to modern farming techniques, agribusiness strategies, and potential partnerships that could transform the agricultural sector in Lesotho.
Why the Indaba Matters for Lesotho’s Agriculture
With agriculture being a vital pillar of Lesotho’s economy, the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba presents a unique opportunity to learn from some of Africa’s best farming minds. The event will feature:
- Expert-led workshops and panel discussions – Gain insights from successful agripreneurs, policymakers, and agritech innovators.
- Access to funding and investment opportunities – Learn how to secure capital for agribusiness expansion.
- Cutting-edge farming innovations – Discover smart farming technologies that boost productivity and sustainability.
- Networking with industry leaders – Build valuable connections with farmers, agri-financiers, and market players from across Africa.
Seahlolo’s Quest to Elevate Basotho Farmers
Recognising the importance of knowledge-sharing and exposure, Seahlolo Newspaper is actively seeking support to send a group of dedicated Basotho farmers to this world-class agricultural event. The selected farmers will benefit from hands-on training, business mentorship, and practical insights into value chain development.
“Our farmers need to see beyond our borders and learn from those who are leading in agriculture,” said Lerato Matheka, Seahlolo’s Managing Editor.
She added, “The Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba provides the perfect opportunity to bridge knowledge gaps and inspire innovative farming practices in Lesotho.”
Seahlolo is calling on agriculture stakeholders, development partners, and government institutions to support this initiative. Interested farmers who wish to be part of the delegation are encouraged to reach out for more details on selection criteria and sponsorship opportunities.
A Call to Action
With discounted early bird tickets already available, this is a chance for Basotho farmers to be part of a transformative agricultural movement. Through Seahlolo’s initiative, Lesotho’s young and old farmers can access knowledge, networks, and funding opportunities that will shape the country’s food security and agribusiness future.
For more information on how to participate or support Seahlolo’s mission, contact Seahlolo Newspaper or visit their website for more details.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a movement dedicated to empowering the next generation of African farmers.
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