From the Daily Maverick - read the original. Food as a human right: Growing food, By the people, For the people The Oranjezicht City Farm Market in Cape Town has gone in four years from being a small volunteer community project to a popular city market pumping R30 million into the local economy trading only one day a week. It has also created 200 jobs and supports around 15 small farmers in the region. One of its visionaries is former Cape tourism head, Sheryl Ozinsky, who has a plan to create Read more [...]

We recently hosted a team from Carte Blanche, who ran a story on urban farming in the city and chose to feature our very own organic farm. Sheryl Ozinsky, one of our founding volunteers, was interviewed by the team and explained the history of the project and why there is such a need for urban farming, and how we can work together with other communities. Other aspects of the feature included looking into urban fish farming, as well as projects like Abalimi Bezekhaya. You can watch the insert, Read more [...]

OZCF is thrilled to be featured in one of the most reputable and beautiful local food magazines, Taste. The Taste team visited OZCF Market Day and were treated by our traders to a visual and literal feast of flavours. Buy your copy ASAP to read the full article (also available from the OZCF Market Day table, for a limited time only) and see the incredible photos of the farm and some of our team and traders. Read more [...]

OZCF is an official Cape Town World Design Capital Project (#WDC591) and we received wonderful coverage in the Wild Design issue of Visi Magazine. The article details some of the recent events at the farm including our first birthday celebration which was held in November 2013. Read more [...]