South Africa urged to build grain storage to handle shocks
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- •Ayabonga Cawe is a South African commentator focusing on economic and agricultural issues.
- •The term 'grain pits' refers to large storage facilities for grain reserves.
- •South Africa currently faces risks from global supply chain disruptions impacting food availability.
- •Building new grain storage infrastructure would require investment and planning by government and private sectors.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸South African government invests in new grain storage facilities The country could better manage food supply during global disruptions, benefiting consumers and stabilizing prices.
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