It is estimated that a staggering one in five South African households is food insecure with more than 13 million South Africans routinely experiencing hunger. This, in contravention of our Constituti...
Removing VAT off peanut butter, an excellent source of protein and fats on children’s sandwiches, is not going to send our economy into the ashes. Neither is subsidising eggs, Maas, brown bread and ma...
Applications are invited for a post-doctoral research fellowship on the bio-economy, beginning January 2019. The position forms part of the SARChI Research Chair held by A/Professor Rachel Wynberg. We...
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Not going to eat that? How surplus food should be redirected to the poor https://t.co/yhJSzmA4IJ via @BDliveSA
South African households are facing an affordability crisis and the VAT hike is only exacerbating it. Read more here: https://t.co/syRUFYX3IP
Surplus food is most often treated as waste and diverted, at worst, to landfill sites, or else used for composting, converted to biofuels, or used as animal feed #foodwaste
