SHSI Podcast Ep 1: Wandile Sihlobo Talks: Land, Agriculture, South Africa Food Security & Cannabis
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- This is Episode 1 of the SHSI Podcast a platform for the curious collective change-makers. Here we’re always striving to make knowledge cool and easy to consume. Some might even call us knowledge nerds.
On this episode I am joined by Wandile Sihlobo
Wandile Sihlobo is a Chief Economist of the Agricultural Business Chamber of South Africa (Agbiz), a Senior Lecturer at Stellenbosch University amongst other lecturing residencies and also the author of two books, “A Country of Two Agricultures: The Disparities, The Challenges, The Solutions” and “Finding Common Ground: Land, Equity and Agriculture“.
On this episode we unpacking & engaging around the Agricultural landscape of SA. The opportunities, challenges and how we get more from the land.
Please feel free to join the conversation in the comments
Finally a South African podcast with a well of knowledge.
Thank for the king works bro 😎🙏🏾
We must support the brother Zimasa. This channel must live forever. Knowledge is power but for some is hard to research and find. Podcasts like this make it easy to access knowledge swiftly with minimal effort.
Thank you so so much for your support and affirmation. Siyabulela. 🙏🏾 we’ll keep making it as long you guys keep watching us
Finally a South African podcast that does not talk about prostitutes, ex cons, sangomas, blessers and other degenerates. Keep up the good work Zimasa.
Smwx
The issue podcast
The penuel show
The eff podcast even though is more eff based...
First three... Best to grow and get information and challenge your thinking. Even discovered Zamasa on the Penuel show. I've been following him ever since
@@lesibangoetsana Penuel talks to prostitutes (Xoli Mfeka), he also gossips alot and talks down on black South Africans while uplifting Afrikaaners and foreigners. I don't find him intellectually stimulating.
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Yhoo fresh air I'm telling you
Congrats Bro, I am really proud of you. Nerds rule the world.
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Great podcast and knowledgeable. Definitely needs to be supported as u are dealing the nerve issue of our country. I always think agriculture is our way out to free our people and tackle poverty.
Thank you. That’s the idea with this platform. It must bring knowledge.
I wait patiently for your videos. Great work! 🙏
More to come! We just getting started 🙏🏾
I'm a proud Fort Hare-rian, you guys are making me proud. Keep up the good work!
Thank you. I hope you’re changing the world for the better 🙏🏾♥️
So, I'm not a "nerd"
... More of a warrior interlectual, however I have pressed de red subscribe button, did enjoy this informational transmission. In fact, will purchase de book for our small community house here at block 16 in Dimbaza.
Many thanks...Stay Strong 💪🏿
That you sir. We appreciate all intellectuals here 🙏🏾
Siyabonga Moosh.......this podcast is needed and has been long awaited for. Can't wait for what comes next.
Thank you 🙏🏾 more insightful conversations DEFINITELY
What a beautiful podcast Zimasa , both of you oozes with knowledge. ❤
Thanks for listening. I appreciate you giving us your time
Powerful!!!!
Beautiful conversation, gents... this, amongst other thing's shows the beauty and potential that exists in our country. Absolutely beautiful
Knowledge nerd checking in for episode 1 🎉🔥 🚀
😁😁 thank you 🙏🏾
I only saw this now... Like dammmn what a well of knowledge..
A friend sent me this episode...I wasn't aware you have a podcast. This is a powerful episode for me who is in agriculture. Quite a mouth full from your guest Wandile😢
Very informative and timely work. It would be intriguing to expand this discussion on a continental level, especially with the slight mention on the AFCFTA
You guys did not touch on 4IR and how it is affecting the economic side of Agriculture and the industry as a whole. Hopefully there will be part 2 of Wandile Sihlobo, I highly respect this guy.🙋🏽♂️
I second this, more conversations on the 4IR will be highly appreciated.
You have no idea how much we appreciate your content 👌🏾🥹. Makwande 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Another Knowledge nerd 🤓 here. Always Looking forward to tune into your videos 📹. You are doing great work 👍🏾 my brother, your episodes are always information and very well researched. If i was a president i would have both of un my cabinet. Thank for bringing Wandile 🙏 🙌 what a 🧠 brain. ❤
Thank you for sharing your valuable time with us. Let me know who else I should bring on the platform 🙏🏾
@@mooshtaffaZakhele Mthembu from Free Market Foundation
Finally! Thank God... Zimasa thank you for catering for us knowledge seekers
Finally, have been wondering why Mooshtaffa don't start a podcast, and broaden the Here's Something Interesting topics.
It’s finally here bafo. We’re going to keep it moving
This had been long awaited😊
Love hearing your voice, cause i know im gonna learn something new about South Africa the Movie
Well done, Zimasa. This is a very important conversation.
Sasihlala sonke e Wesley no Wandile... so proud of his growth 🎉
That’s awesome 👏🏾
I really appreciate such conversations. Never ever thought this deep about agriculture. I need more of these for more diverse topics, I'm willing to learn
Question from a person who has only visited SA, your country is beautiful by the way. Do people usually have their own kitchen gardens with maybe a couple of chickens? This definitely helps when your budget is tight. Once you save your seeds you won't have to buy them again. You can eat some of your chickens and eggs and then breed some to keep them going into the future.
May we please get the link to the books, pretty please and by the way this is lovely engaging content hands down. Loved every minute
I always wondered why is agriculture tied to the land question? Land was dispossessed of the indigenous people of Southern Africa through colonial violence and epistemic violence. The Afrikaners then became farmers and now when we speak of addressing the land question which history tells us that it was taken through means I have already mentioned above, suddenly now we must think of agriculture. The two entities are separate.
Great podcast looking forward to more.
Great interview Zimasa... Hi Wandile!
podcast of wisdom
Amazing episode
Zimaza! My Guy! Loving the content as always 🔥🔥🔥👊🏿 cannot be 100k subs already? 😭
Kancinci kancinci we’re going to get there
Awesome content mfowethu keep going
beautiful...
Thanks for this insightful conversation Zimasa! I would love to get in contact with Wandile, what channels can I use to reach him?
This why SACU is preventing us from Industrial Development in Namibia cause they want to keep the SA export market open .
Can I have the link of this . I wanna push its viewership using twitter 🎉. It’s the least I can do for my favourite media and brand guy 💯
Try going to the share button and getting the link there. I appreciate the sharing 🙏🏾
I think we should introduce food stamps systems
how many ep are you going to make per month? lOVE the ep 1
this is very informative brothers may i have Mr Sihlobo contact details i have a project that ive structured for youth in agribusiness thanks so much brother Zimasa for bringing this bother on your show
I wish every young sub to moosh podcast.
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Our exports are in great danger due to loadshedding, the transnet crisis and the harbour crisis
what does SHSI stand for?
Please dont add background music .
I don't know how to find and read stats and facts please help
Aggregating among blacks is not only in aggriculture it happens even in legal firms. I think it is a matter of trust. If I don't trust you I will always be thinking you are robbing me of something and therefore I would rather do it alone.
Sibonge
May i get the song in the intro ?🙇♀️
I’ll try find it for you. But you can search “Biscuit copyright free music lofi “ here on RUclips
@@mooshtaffa i actually found it , thanks for the help 🙇♀️
Continuing doing the great work that you have been doing 🙇♀️
I disagree with his point that government should try to make a FEW better farmers. I think it would be easier to hit that target, but ultimately government should not interfere with the market in favour of a special FEW. That wouldn't be sustainable.
35:45 ai the issue with academics is their inability of thinking practically. Siyazi ukuba niyazi. Stop flexing about how much you know and fairytales you'll discuss in university cafe'
We will never alleviate poverty and unemployment while the anc cadre's are stealing and enriching the politically connected. Eskom just one example remaining our most valuable asset which are in great danger being lost to this nation