As productive agricultural land disappears beneath developments, a question emerges: what happens when a nation runs out of ground to grow food?
Food security in South Africa deteriorated in 2025, and hunger remains stubbornly high even as food inflation has eased
South Africa plants seven million trees in six months under presidential campaign targeting food security, job creation and apartheid-era inequality.
Minimum wage earners in South Africa face a 51% food shortfall after essential expenses, with rising costs worsening nutritional access for families.
The South African Human Rights Commission will hold fresh hearings on Monday to investigate why millions of people still go hungry despite the country’s ability to feed its entire population.
Residents of Elliotdale’s Cwebe Village receive 100 Hippo Rollers, improving water access, easing daily burdens, and supporting local food security.