North West agricultural and grain giant Senwes has had an exceptional earnings run over the past few years, aided by Mother Nature.

Four years of the La Niña weather phenomenon led farmers in South Africa to record bumper commercial field crops of maize and soya, which, allied to high soft commodity prices, padded farmers’ wallets — and they happily spent...

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