Deputy President David Mabuza will this week gather with members of the inter-ministerial committee on land reform and agriculture, to discuss the recent spike in farm attacks and murders across the country. Mabuza says the attacks have a negative impact on food production and food security. - Smile 90.4FM

Deputy President David Mabuza will this week gather with members of the inter-ministerial committee on land reform and agriculture, to discuss the recent spike in farm attacks and murders across the country. Mabuza says the attacks have a negative impact on food production and food security.

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1 September 2020

By Smile Staff Reporter

Smile Staff Reporter

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