Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
ED in Vic Falls | The Chronicle President Emmerson Mnangagwa Leonard Ncube in Victoria FallsPRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa arrived in Victoria Falls last night and is expected to officiate at the Southern African Confederation of Agricultural Unions conference which kicks off in the resort town today. He was accompanied by Minister of Agriculture, Mechanisation and …
High Court slashes water tariffs. . . Minister acted unlawfully, Judge rules Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri Daniel Nemukuyu, Harare BureauTHE High Court has quashed the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Raw Water Tariffs) Statutory Instrument 48 of 2016, which hiked raw water charges for commercial agriculture from $9,45 to $12 per mega litre. Justice David Mangota ruled …
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Farmers urged to deliver maize to GMB Source: Farmers urged to deliver maize to GMB – DailyNews Live Tabitha Mutenga 11 May 2018 HARARE – The 2018/19 maize marketing season kicked off on April 1, withthe Grain Marketing Board urging farmers to deliver grain to all GMBdepots that are ready to receive grain crops. The …
Interest in Zimbabwe’s flowers reignites By Tabitha Mutenga, Features and Supplements Editor Source: Interest in Zimbabwe’s flowers reignites | The Financial Gazette Hortiflor Zimbabwe will be held from October 9-11 and is expected to attract buyers, suppliers and growers. INTERNATIONAL horticulture players will in October converge in Harare for the fourth edition of the horticulture and floriculture show, …
Fuel prices skyrocket – Zimbabwe Situation Source: Fuel prices skyrocket – The Standard May 13, 2018 THE Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) has blamed skyrocketing fuel prices on the surge in crude oil prices in recent weeks. BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA Petrol prices have gone up from $1,33 to between $1,39 and $1,40 a litre while that of …
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$17bn lost to land reform chaos Financial Gazette 8/5/2018 Tabitha Mutenga Staff Reporter ZIMBABWE has lost nearly $17 billion in agricultural exports and production to land invasions since 2000, independent economist John Robertson says. This disclosure comes as President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government has been desperate to revive the sector through a cocktail of measures, including …
Metrication and the farmer Rhodesian Farmer — March 27th 1970 Like everyone else in Rhodesia, farmers will be affected by metrication. Rhodesia is going metric, because the metric system has many advantages over the old imperial System. Though there may be temporary inconveniences during the changeover it will eventually be found much easier to work in metric units. …