News & Updates
Happy Youth Day South Africa! US Embassy closed on 16 in observance of Youth Day
AFASA’S RESPONSE TO AGRICULTURE PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE’S CONCERNS OVER THESUSTAINABILITY AND OVERSIGHT OF THE BLENDED FINANCE SCHEME
Background Parliament, Wednesday, 3 June 2026 - The Portfolio Committee on Agriculture has expressed serious concern over the sustainability of the Blended Finance Scheme, warning that funding...
Summary of the Journey
Through the AFASA National–Land Bank Engagement Framework, AFASA utilised existing cooperation mechanisms to engage directly with Land Bank Provincial Managers and provincial teams across the...
Summary of AFASA Grains Applications to Land Bank
Gauteng, Mpumalanga and Free State Provinces Background The AFASA Grains Commodity Chamber has been supporting grain farmers through consortium and commercialisation models aimed at assisting black...
RMIS-Sponsored Farmer Training Programme
AFASA is pleased to announce an upcoming farmer training programme sponsored by RMIS. To ensure that the training addresses the most relevant needs of our farmers, RMIS has requested that we...
Wold Bee Day 2026
WORLD BEE DAY 2026 STATEMENTBy the African Farmers’ Association of South Africa (AFASA)20 May 2026 Today, as the world commemorates World Bee Day 2026, AFASA joins farmers, environmentalists,...
EVENT: NYDA Outreach Programme
AFASA North West Province, through the leadership of AFASA Youth Treasurer Kelebogile Magogodi, will host the NYDA outreach programme on Friday, 22 May 2026, at Makgobistad Tribal Office. The...
AFASA AGM 2026
The African Farmers’ Association of South Africa Provincial Annual General Meetings (AGMs) have officially commenced across the country as part of the build-up towards the AFASA National Annual...
Become an AFASA member
Who can join AFASA and at what cost?
Anyone who is interested or is already in farming can join AFASA. We cater for all farming commodities across the agricultural value chain.
About AFASA
AFASA aims to commercialize the developing agricultural sector and facilitate the meaningful participation of black individuals within the mainstream commercial agribusiness sector, while ensuring the long-term sustainability of the agricultural sector in South Africa.
