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- Traceability has become essential for African agriculture to access global markets. International buyers in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East now demand detailed information about the origin, production methods, and ethical and environmental standards of agricultural products.
- We are almost at the end of 2026 and we are still battling foot and mouth disease.South Africa has recorded 2,871 outbreaks since the current cycle started, with 1,501 still officially open as of 30 September 2026.
- The developing El Niño offers a useful opportunity to examine how natural climate variability interacts with long-term climate change. In Canada, El Niño can influence winter temperature and precipitation patterns, particularly across western regions.
- Genetically modified (GM) foods are increasingly present in South Africa, despite misconceptions about their nature. Researchers, including Professor Jennifer Thomson from the University of Cape Town, emphasize that GM foods are not unnatural or harmful but involve using plant genes to enhance crop resistance to pests and diseases, reducing the need for harmful insecticides.
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