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SA Farmers in Georgia

25 July 2025 by Guest
SA farmers in Georgia | Carte Blanche | M-Net

Georgia: it’s a tiny country between Russia and Türkiye whose GDP since the early 2000s has been one of the fastest-growing in the world. In a bid to further boost their economy, the Georgian government developed an agricultural development plan and invited South African farmers to relocate there in 2010 to help get it off the ground. Dozens packed up and went. But a lot can change in 15 years. Under a new government, different laws and a changing foreign policy, how are those South Africans doing today? Nickolaus Bauer took a trip to find out.
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Georgia: it’s a tiny country between Russia and Türkiye whose GDP since the early 2000s has been one of the fastest-growing in the world. In a bid to further boost their economy, the Georgian government developed an agricultural development plan and invited South African farmers to relocate there in 2010 to help get it off the ground. Dozens packed up and went. But a lot can change in 15 years. Under a new government, different laws and a changing foreign policy, how are those South Africans doing today? Nickolaus Bauer took a trip to find out.
For the full story, get DStv Stream Premium: https://bit.ly/DStv-Stream
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Stream the show live on the DStv Stream app: https://bit.ly/3l92LhH
Visit the Carte Blanche official site: https://mnet.dstv.com/show/carte-blanche
Find us on Catch Up: https://bit.ly/32VvbU5

Watch more series and movies on Showmax, start your 14-day free trial here: https://bit.ly/36PFSr0
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#carteblanche #southafrica #news #farming #farmer #georgia #expat

 

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