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Mohale’s Hoek Vegetable Farmers Reap Big with Best Practices

Mohale’s Hoek Vegetable Farmers Reap Big with Best Practices

Posted by By Lerato Matheka June 18, 2025
Mohale’s Hoek is a district often associated with subsistence farming and unpredictable weather patterns, but a quiet agricultural…
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The AgrInvest, A Blueprint for an Inclusive, Investable Future

The AgrInvest, A Blueprint for an Inclusive, Investable Future

Posted by By Lerato Matheka June 18, 2025
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has financed AgrInvest, an initiative that stripped bare…
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Lesotho Removed from Hunger Hotspot List, but FAO Warns of Worsening Regional Crisis

Lesotho Removed from Hunger Hotspot List, but FAO Warns of Worsening Regional Crisis

Posted by By Lerato Matheka June 16, 2025
By Lerato Matheka According to the latest Hunger Hotspots: FAO-WFP Early Warnings on Acute Food Insecurity report released…
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Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba: A Homegrown Movement for Inclusive Agriculture

Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba: A Homegrown Movement for Inclusive Agriculture

Posted by By Lerato Matheka May 14, 2025
Now in its fourth year, the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba has grown into more than just an annual…
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Closing the Divide: Why Transformation Must Start with Farmers

Closing the Divide: Why Transformation Must Start with Farmers

Posted by By Lerato Matheka May 14, 2025
At the heart of South Africa’s agricultural transformation lies a question that continues to stir debate: Can organised…
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Restoring Land and Transforming Agriculture: The Impact of ROLL on Basotho Farmers

Restoring Land and Transforming Agriculture: The Impact of ROLL on Basotho Farmers

Posted by By Lerato Matheka April 8, 2025
Lesotho’s agricultural sector is undergoing a significant transformation as farmers adopt agroecology skills and land restoration techniques to…
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Lesotho’s Nutrition Dialogues: A Call to Action for Food Security and Equity

Lesotho’s Nutrition Dialogues: A Call to Action for Food Security and Equity

Posted by By Lerato Matheka April 3, 2025
Lesotho’s battle against malnutrition is not a new fight, but recent Nutrition Dialogues have reignited the urgency to…
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Lesotho Faces Growing Food and Water Crisis: Climate Report Calls for Urgent Action

Lesotho Faces Growing Food and Water Crisis: Climate Report Calls for Urgent Action

Posted by By Lerato Matheka April 2, 2025
...Subjected to annual loss of over US$57,000 due to deteriorating agricultural land Lesotho’s agriculture and water sectors are…
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Lesotho’s Climate Change Policy: A Plan That Must Not Be Forgotten

Lesotho’s Climate Change Policy: A Plan That Must Not Be Forgotten

Posted by By Lerato Matheka April 2, 2025
OP-ED As the world grapples with the growing threats of climate change, Lesotho finds itself on the frontlines…
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Lesotho Seeks Greater Investment from the Common Fund for Commodities

Lesotho Seeks Greater Investment from the Common Fund for Commodities

Posted by By Lerato Matheka April 1, 2025
Lesotho has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening economic ties with the Common Fund for Commodities (CFC) in a…
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Agriculture to Benefit From The African Development Bank’s USD331 Million Investment

Agriculture to Benefit From The African Development Bank’s USD331 Million Investment

Posted by By Lerato Matheka April 1, 2025
Lesotho’s agricultural sector is set for a major transformation following the African Development Bank’s (AfDB) announcement of a…
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It’s All Systems Go for the 2025 Mzansi Young Farmers’ Indaba!

It’s All Systems Go for the 2025 Mzansi Young Farmers’ Indaba!

Posted by By Lerato Matheka April 1, 2025
With just days to go, the highly anticipated 2025 Mzansi Young Farmers’ Indaba is set to bring together…
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