Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
High Court evicts invaders from white farmer’s land 2/10/2018 Source: High Court evicts invaders from white farmer’s land | Daily News HARARE – The High Court has ordered illegal occupiers of a white farmer’s land in Goromonzi to vacate the land immediately saying the commercial farmer was unfairly evicted. The ruling comes after Hector Dalton Ludick …
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Zim gets $12m for wildlife management – Zimbabwe Situation 2/10/2018 Fortunate Gora Mash West CorrespondentZimbabwe has received more than US$10 million under the Global Environment Facility Cycle Six and US$2 million from the United Nations Development Programme for the management of natural resources, environment and wildlife, a top Government official has said. In a …
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Why US won’t come to the party Zimbabwe Independent 28 September 2018 The Brett Chulu Column PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, together with the Finance minister Mthuli Ncube, as well as the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe chief, John Mangudya, took their money-hunting expedition to New York, United States, the nerve-centre of global capital. The charm offensive was …
New town planned for Kanyemba – NewsDay Zimbabwe 2/10/2018 GOVERNMENT has announced plans to set up a service centre in Kanyemba, along the Zambezi Valley, Mashonaland Central province, as well as initiate various developmental projects, including irrigation facilities for the community that has suffered marginalisation for years. BY EVERSON MUSHAVA At the weekend, five …
Govt amends mbanje-growing regulations – NewsDay Zimbabwe 2/10/2018 GOVERNMENT has gazetted Statutory Instrument (SI 178/2018) to facilitate amendment of the Dangerous Drugs (Production of Cannabis for Medicinal and Scientific Use) SI 62/2018 by cutting the application fee for production of cannabis from the previous $50 000 to $10 000. BY VENERANDA LANGA The SI, …
Power cuts leave farmers counting losses The Herald 2/10/2018 Sydney Mubaiwa Masvingo Correspondent Plot-holders at Mabvute and Nyatare irrigation schemes, which cover over 120 hectares are counting their losses after their winter wheat and maize crop was severely affected by power outages. Recurrent power cuts are being blamed for projected poor winter wheat …
Agritrade surpasses target The Herald 2/10/2018 Ishemunyoro Chingwere Business Reporter TOBACCO contracting firm, Agritrade Leaf Tobacco (ALT), has surpassed its own target of contract farmers and has so far contracted 6 500 tobacco farmers and is now in the process of formalising the contracts with the Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB). The firm …
Cottco distributes inputs to farmers The Herald 2/10/2018 Business Reporter THE Cotton Company of Zimbabwe has started distributing inputs for this season, with farmers applauding the company for the timely disbursements, which they say will enable them to plant on time and improve their yields potential. Zimbabwe’s cotton production reached 130 000 tonnes …
Economy to grow 6,3pc — minister The Herald 2/10/2018 Africa Moyo Senior Business Reporter FINANCE and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube yesterday said the economy will grow by 6,3 percent this year as signs of recovery continue to show, albeit at a slow pace. Prof Ncube said this yesterday in Harare while …