SA plans R1bn relief for subsistence farmers

Government plans to distribute the money by March.
South Africa’s government announced a R1 billion relief programme for subsistence farmers.
The funds will provide successful applicants with as much as R9,000 each to help them tend their small-scale farms, Agriculture, Land Reform & Rural Development Minister Thoko Didiza told reporters on Monday. The government plans to distribute the money by March, she said.
The programme is part of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic stimulus package for small-scale food producers.
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