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Lower fuel prices will benefit the South African agricultural sector

Lower fuel prices will benefit the South African agricultural sector3+ hour, 21+ min ago   (213+ words) We will get a reprieve on fuel prices from Wednesday, February 4, 2026. The diesel price (0.05% wholesale inland) could decline by fifty cents per litre (50.00 c/l), while the petrol price (95 ULP inland) could fall by sixty-five cents per litre (65.00 c/l). The relatively…...

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South Africa can learn from India’s eagerness to sign trade agreements

South Africa can learn from India’s eagerness to sign trade agreements10+ hour, 42+ min ago   (426+ words) India chairs BRICS this year. The chairship provides them with some level of influence over the year's agenda across the various workstreams of BRICS and its Business Council. Given the time we are in, trade continues to dominate the conversation....

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South Africa’s maize export activity continues, but at a slower pace

South Africa’s maize export activity continues, but at a slower pace3+ day, 49+ min ago   (292+ words) I am at my desk reviewing agricultural data we received this week, and I thought I should update the maize trade comment I posted last week. We continue to observe maize exports from South Africa to the Southern African region,…...

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Are we getting too much rain in South Africa's agriculture

4+ day, 4+ hour ago   (28+ words) Are we getting too much rain in South Africa's agriculture'Wandile Sihlobo | Substack Are we getting too much rain in South Africa's agriculture Watch Episode 34 of AgriView...