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Afasa says Govt needs to take note of their plans

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Hundreds of black commercial farmers were invited to a meeting with Free State Government in Thabong, Welkom. The Free State Chairperson of the African Farmer’s Association of South Africa (Afasa), Shadrack Mbala, says it is important that Government takes note of their plans.

10 Jun 2016 8AM English South Africa News · Business

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