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In Tzaneen, Polokwane and Lephalale farmers and municipalities have reached agreement on the way in which the Municipal Property Rates Act will be implemented. In the agreement takes the form of an approved policy document detailing how tax will be struct

This family found around the world includes some species useful as fodder and medicinal crops.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

I�d love to know which bright spark invented the cattle grid! Probably some farmer somewhere got sick and tired of having to get out of his vehicle (an ox wagon, perhaps) to open a gate.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

To start, note the curious SHAPE OF THE MAKRUD, OR THAI LIME, LEAVES. In the larger cities, these can be found fresh or dried in Asian supermarkets, but if you struggle to find them, you can always substitute standard lime or lemon leaves.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

For most SA organisations the 2008 racing pigeon season starts in May and ends in October. There are anything from 20 to 30 race events on the various provinces� programmes.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

Wool broker BKB has released its best financial results ever. Managing director, Wolf Edmayr, talks to Roelof Bezuidenhout about how they achieved this, and how they plan to build on it.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

Negotiations with some municipalities to apply the Municipal Property Rates Act according to draft guidelines published by the Department of Provincial Affairs and Local Government, have been successful in some provinces. In others, however, unbalance

Simonsberg’s low-fat cream cheese was named Best of Class in its category at the 2008 World Championship Cheese Contest held recently in Wisconsin in the US.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

The legitimacy of a recent SeaArk Africa business deal has been questioned by the same company with which they are said to have clinched the deal. Earlier this year SeaArk Africa said it had signed an agreement with a major Saudi Arabian marine company t

Government has released yet another land plan. Unlike its failed predecessors, the Land and Agrarian Reform Project (LARP) takes a more practical approach to speeding up land reform with the intention of maintaining productivity by insisting on cooperativ

South African wool buyers Doubt the banning of Australian wool by some European companies, because of mulesing, will have an effect on the wool market, as China buys up nearly 70% of Australia’s wool clip.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

This year’s African Biofuel Conference saw a continuation of the debate around biofuel’s influence on food security and food inflation.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

The Newly appointed Land Affairs director general, Thozamile Gwanya, cracked the whip at his first meeting with senior managers, held last month to outline his plans to achieve ambitious land-reform targets.
Issue date: 11 April 2008

The hot and humid conditions experienced this year in many of SA’s summer rainfall areas have been ideal for the explosion of populations of the Culicoides imicola and Culicoides bolitinos midge species that transmit African horse sickness (AHS).
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The classic breyani is one of India�s major contributions to the culinary culture of the universe.
Issue date: 04 April 2008