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Men Mens Blahnik News archive - April-2013
Verkry gou sekerheid oor grond
Grondhervorming is noodsaaklik, ingewikkeld en emosioneel. Dit is egter ook die grootste enkele beperkende faktor wat beleggings in die landbou kortwiek. Daarom moet sekerheid oor beleid so gou moontlik verkry word, sê dr. John Purchase, uitvoerende direkteur van die landbousakekamer AgBiz.
Hy het op ’n jongboerkonferensie van Standard Bank in Johannesburg gesê grondhervorming was sover in die algemeen nie suksesvol nie, hoewel daar nou al projekte is wat as voorbeeld van sukses kan getuig. Sowat 7% van die kommersiële landbougrond in Suid-Afrika is al oorgedra deur staatsbetrokkenheid. Daar is ook aansienlike hoeveelhede grond wat op die ope mark oorgedra is, maar die omvang moet nog deur ’n oudit bepaal word.
Hy sê die konsultasieproses oor die groenskrif is amper klaar, maar die onsekerhede sal waarskynlik nog voortduur. Die groenskrif verskil aansienlik van die voorstelle in die Nasionale Ontwikkelingsplan (NOP) wat deur die Regering as oorkoepelende plan aanvaar is.
10.05.2013 / Agbiz in the news
Gehoor op konferensie - AgriSEB
‘groot produksiekoste staar die bees­vleis­be­dryf in die gesig. Die bedryf kan egter afvalprodukte, soos beesmis, gebruik om biogas mee op te wek as teenvoeter vir die stygende prys van elektrisiteit.’ – Mnr. Otto Ager, hoof- uitvoerende beampte van die onderneming Iskhus Power in Suid-Afrika, wat in doeltreffende energieverbruik spesialiseer.
‘Dit kan nog lank duur voordat Suid-Afrika weer by die internasionale diere­ge­sondheidsorganisasie (OIE) aansoek kan doen om sy status as vry van bek-en-klouseer te herwin.’ – Dr. Gavin Thompson, ’n veterinêre raadgewer.
22.04.2013 / Agbiz in the news
Big plans to expand exports
In an efforts to boost exports and bolster job creation the Department of the trade and Industry's(DTI) Trade and Investment South Africa divisions has launced a programme to develop a pool of "export ready" businesses. To download this article, click here.
Loonskok het dalk gunstige draai
AFGRI AND SENWES RETAIL BUSINESSES MERGER APPROVED
BY COMPETITION AUTHORITIES
11 April 2013 – AFGRI and Senwes are pleased to announce that the Competition Tribunal
has approved the merger of the two agricultural services companies’ agri-retail businesses
and Partrite, the AFGRI wholesale subsidiary, subject to certain conditions. These conditions
relate to the flow of information and undertakings regarding employment. To download this article, click here.
Farmers need to rethink their business - Purchase
South African farmers will have to face the reality of reduced profitiability, or risk going out of business.Speaking at the recent Undercover Farming Expo in Pretoria,Dr John Purchase ,CEO of Agbiz, representative chamber of agribusinesses in South Africa. To download this article, click here.
Will tides of change affect agri-investment?
Confidence levels in the agricultural business sector increased in the fourth quater of 2012, and has been on an overall upward trend since hitting an all-time low in 2009. To download this article, click here.
Govt launches initiatives to speed up green policies
The biofule production incentive unweiled in finance minister Pravin Gordhan's latest budget is just one of a number of initistives aimed at speeding up SA's transition to a job-creating sustainable,low -carbon and green ecomony, as outlined in the National Development Plan. To download this article, click here.
State to determine value of land
The Department of Rural Development and Land Reform is getting closer to establishing the Office of the Valuer-General as an autonomous statury body and final authority on land and property valuation. To download this article, click here.
Zuma's speech disappoints
Agricultural leaders are sceptical that the President Jacob Zuma's plans to speed up land re-open land claims, in order to accomodate pre-June 1913 claims by Khoi and San descendents, will get finacial backing from treasury. T o download this article, click here.
Agbiz comments on Minister Pravin Gordhan's budget speech
AGBIZ comments on Minister Pravin Gordhan's Budger Speech
In recognition of a rather bleak global and local economic outlook, Agbiz welcomes a rather bold budget 2013/2014, as presented by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan on 27 February 2013. There was an underlying sense to move to greater austerity, as the budget deficit has increased and real tax revenue has decreased over the past couple of years. Against that background, Agbiz supports the new initiatives and focus areas that are to be financed from savings, efficiency gains and reprioritisation. Government's intention to spend more on infrastructure, as opposed to public sector consumption, as a reprioritisation strategy, is constructive.
27.02.2013 / Media Releases