The decisions of the Constitutional Court may not always favour those who want their assets kept from the clutches of the government.
In order to feed nine billion people by 2050, we will require the application of modern production technology by large-scale commercial farmers.
Being a mentor is a much more challenging job than teaching or coaching.
A recent High Court ruling affirms that a ‘letter of warning’ constitutes ‘sufficient notice’ of an intent to obtain a civil judgement against a taxpayer.
Farmers are often so busy running their enterprises that they forget to look after their own well-being.
To help new farmers succeed, mentorship is crucial. But mentoring itself is a skill that must be learned.
Several options are available to those who wish to farm in their retirement, and planning is essential.
The Economic Freedom of the World Index clearly shows the effect of a freer economy, where property rights are properly protected.
We all have mentors and are mentors to others, but formal mentorship is a different matter altogether. If not managed professionally, it is sure to fail.
A recent case reminds us not to overlook the power of Double Tax Avoidance Agreements between countries.
Retailers use the concept of ‘sustainability’ to differentiate their products. In doing so, they add to the cost of food to the consumer.
The BFAP has presented a less optimistic outlook for South African agriculture this year.
