Shoprite’s R1m food garden competition adds three new judges

Bizcommunity5 November 2026 at 12:14

Radio broadcaster and agricultural storyteller Mmatsheko Mosito, journalist and media entrepreneur Ivor Price and homestead food gardener and educator Natasha Van Zyl have been named guest judges for the Shoprite Group’s second Act For Change Food Garden Competition.
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