South African Grain Information Service 10 May 2018
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OPEN FORUM: Revive beef production through smallholders By Own Correspondent There has been a sharp decline in the number of large-scale commercial beef farms and feedlots in Zimbabwe over the last two decades. By Zenzo Sibanda HISTORICALLY, Zimbabwe has stood out in southern Africa as a leading commercial beef producer. The country was renowned for …
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How renewal of fixed-term contracts impacts on workers A fixed-term contract of employment is one which specifies the duration of the contract or lapses at the completion of a specific task. These contracts may be renewed by the parties depending on the terms of the contract. Cephas Mavhondo,Advocate The continuous renewal of fixed-term contracts …
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Masvingo province goes for 2 days without power newsday MOST businesses and residents of Masvingo have reportedly incurred huge losses after going for two consecutive days without power as a result of routine maintenance works by the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC). BY TATENDA CHITAGU In a notice yesterday, ZETDC said the power …
Meet tobacco auctioneering’s female trailblazers The Herald Elita Chikwati Features WriterIt is just before 0730 and farmers are milling around Premier Tobacco Auction Floors along Affirmative Drive in the Willowvale industrial area, making idle talk while employees are running around preparing for the start of the day’s sales. Suddenly a female voice punctuates the …
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Exploring best tactics to combat fall armyworm The Herald Sevgan Subramanian CorrespondentCereal farmers across Sub-Saharan Africa are experiencing heavy losses due to the devastation by an invasive pest: the fall armyworm – Spodoptera frugiperda. In Africa, it has caused huge losses to staple cereals, especially maize and sorghum, affecting food security and trade. Damage …
Dangers of uncontrolled livestock product imports The Herald Two events in 2017 and early 2018 amply demonstrate the dangers posed on human and livestock health, growth of the livestock sector and overall national economic growth by the uncontrolled importation of livestock products. These are the Avian Influenza (AI) outbreaks in Zimbabwe and South Africa …
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