Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Meat shortages in Zim loom ahead of SA import ban http://www.eyewitnessnews.co.za Eyewitness News | 3 Hours Ago Zimbabweans are bracing themselves for chronic shortages of beef and pork following a ban on imported animal products from South Africa. The three-month ban has been imposed to prevent the spread of Rift Valley Fever. Zimbabwe’s poultry producers …
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Zimbabwe Black Empowerment Leader Tries to Take Over White-Owned Firm in Harare http://www1.voanews.com Though ZANU-PF provincial official Mliswa said he has acquired shares in the firm, some worried that indigenization is getting ahead of itself Gibbs Dube | Washington 12 April 2010 Though Zimbabwean indigenization regulations were only published in March and according to Prime …
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9 April 2010 EXECUTIVE NEWS We sincerely hope that you had a relaxing few days break over the recent Easter long weekend. In some parts of the country we were also blessed with some late in the season rains, which were particularly welcome in the southern and eastern parts of the country …
At the mercy of the machete mob: The terrifying isolation and almost suicidal courage of Zimbabwe’s white farmers http://www.dailymail.co.uk By Douglas Rogers Last updated at 10:33 PM on 02nd April 2010 From their high vantage point in the hills, my mother and father had a grandstand view of the carnage that had been wreaked on …
S. Africa to challenge Zimbabwe farmers compensation (AFP) – 6 hours ago CAPE TOWN – South Africa’s government on Friday said it will fight a court ruling that allowed white farmers who lost land under President Robert Mugabe’s reforms to claim a Zimbabwean state-owned house. The 2.5-million-rand (344,000 dollar, 254,000 euro) house in Cape Town …
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Lawyer to wrestle South African gvt on Zimbabwe farmers’ case http://www.zimeye.org/?p=15699 By A Correspondent Published: April 2, 2010 (CAPETOWN) The lawyer representing farmers who have taken a move to attach Zimbabwe government assets in South Africa for payment of compensation, has threatened to wrestle the South African government if they oppose the move. ‘If they …
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Zimbabwe Responds To Property Attachments In SA http://news.radiovop.com 01/04/2010 22:27:00 Harare, April 02, 2010 – The Zimbabwe Government property in South Africa is protected by diplomatic immunity and cannot therefore be attached, Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa told the State-owned Herald in its Friday edition. Chinamasa was responding to reports that a civic organisation in …
‘Farming God’s Way’ http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=50900 By Ephraim Nsingo GURUVE, Zimbabwe, Apr 2, 2010 (IPS) – Mbuya Erica Chirimanyemba is a marvel among women, and men! Watching her digging holes in dry ground earlier this year, her neighbours thought the old lady had gone berserk. But 60-year-old Chirimanyemba was putting an alternative farming technique into practice. And …
ANC Youth Leader: South Africa Will Seize White-Owned Farms http://www1.voanews.com/ Peta Thornycroft | Johannesburg 04 April 2010 African National Congress Youth League leader Julius Malema, at a rally in Harare in neighbouring Zimbabwe, 3 April 2010 The controversial youth leader of South Africa’s African National Congress has praised Zimbabwe’s program for taking over thousands of …
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Zimbabwe Dairy Industry Seen on Verge of Collapse Following Decade of Land Reform http://www1.voanews.com/ Zimbabwe’s national dairy herd is down to just 22,000 cows from 192,000 in 2000 when supporters of President Robert Mugabe started seizing white-owned farms Gibbs Dube & Loirdham Moyo | Washington 05 April 2010 Zimbabwe’s dairy industry has declined to the …
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