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Why traceability is key to a sustainable future in South African agriculture

Brendan Seery gives an orchid to Nescafé for their new ad.

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Captive lions in South Africa: this is what their fate

From 2008 to 2018, South Africa permitted the export of captive-bred lion skeletons. The well-being of a lion in captivity is irrelevant when all you want is its bones. This has led to enormous cruelty involving thousands of Africa’s most iconic animals.

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Proposed change for by-laws around animal slaughter in South Africa

Proposed change for by-laws around animal slaughter in South Africa
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ANCYL to inquire about the by-law governing slaughtering permits in eThekwini Municipality

ANCYL to inquire about the by-law governing slaughtering permits in eThekwini Municipality
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SA: Growth expected in edible insect and mopane worms sector

A 2021 research by the University of KwaZulu-Natal indicates that the sale of mopane worms results in an income of more than 35 million US dollars per annum across South Africa.

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