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8 years ago

Increased Earnings from Traditional Agriculture Transforming Southern Africa's Economy

South African Journal of Economics
The Effects of Increased Earnings from Traditional Agriculture in Southern Africa
W. L. Nieuwoudt, Nick Vink

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Increased earnings from traditional agriculture in Southern Africa have been studied by experts in the field. The researchers analyzed data provided by the KwaZulu Finance and Investment Corporation Ltd to understand the effects of this increase. The main goal was to examine how higher earnings impact the region. The findings suggest that traditional agriculture plays a significant role in the economy of Southern Africa, with potential benefits for local communities.