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BE AWARE OF BID SCAMS
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The corrugated iron house which Kelebogile was using as a store room. The Department is currently building her a proper store room and ablution facilities in the farm.
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Kelebogile Matsose’s product that known as Feel Good Tea, is made out of chia plants.
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Her dream is to dominate the sector particularly with her organic tea, having a tea producing plant, supplying the international market and creating employment for residents of Makwassie and the the province at large.
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Ms Thato Dibetso, Madibeng farmer giving her contributions during the capacity building workshop.
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Mr Bonolo Moeketsi of Trade and Marketing Sub directorate, presenting Understanding the barriers and challenges farmers fa ce to enter into formal market
LATEST NEWS AND EVENTS
DEPARTMENT HOSTS CAPACITY WORKSHOP FOR FARMERS TO ALIGN PRODUCTION WITH MARKET DEMANDS
MEDIA STATEMENT Att: ALL EDITORS All Journalists All Media Houses Date: Thursday , 1 6 February 2023 With South Africa s agriculture being one of the world s most diverse...
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NORTH WEST SMALL SCALE PRODUCERS GET A NOD AFTER COMPLETING THE SA GAP PROGRAMME
MEDIA STATEMENT Att: ALL EDITORS All Journalists All Media Houses Date: Tuesday, 07 February 2023 Mahikeng A total of eight small scale farmers in the North West Province have recently...
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INTENSIVE ACTION NEEDED TO FIGHT HUNGER AND POVERTY – MEC DESBO MOHONO
MEDIA STATEMENT Att: All Editors All Journalists Date:Fri day, 28 October 2022 DEVONDALE – The MEC for North-West Department Agriculture and Rural Development (NWDARD) has called on all the government...
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NWDARD TO JOINTLY COMMEMORATE WORLD FOOD DAY WITH DR RUTH SEGOMOTSI MOMPATI DISTRICT
Date: Tuesday , 2 5 October 2022 Mahikeng In an effort to advance the efforts of the District Development Model, the North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development in...
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SCAM ALERT TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
Media Houses Date: Friday, 07 October 2022 Mahikeng – Following advertisement of Office Security Services bids recently, it has come to the attention of the North-West Department of Agriculture...
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