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Seven women from Obanjeni, northern KwaZulu-Natal, were honoured on the UN’s International Day of Rural Women by agroprocessing business Tongaat Hulett for teaching other women how to become self-sufficient through farming.

The day, which takes place on 15 October every year, celebrates women and girls living in rural areas. It recognises the huge role they play in producing food,

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