[TOP STORY] Tariff shake-up: Can SA farmers turn crisis into opportunity?

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‘Our big risk is that these tariffs are but the first step in a much bigger initiative from the USA, something like limited sanctions, something similar to what they did to Zimbabwe,’ says Dr Theo de Jager, chair of the Southern African Agri Initiative.
4 Apr 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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