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UPDATED: Cyclone Idai unites Zimbabweans 20/3/2019 Bio+ech Health Group staffers load donations destined for Cyclone Idai victims into vehicles The Herald Tendai Rupapa Senior ReporterTropical Cyclone Idai has seen Zimbabweans burying their differences and unite as they fundraise and collect goods to help victims of the deadly storm in Manicaland and Masvingo provinces. The …
VP Mohadi challenges DTZ board 20/3/2019 Vice President Kembo Mohadi (in red tie) and Minister of State in his office Cde Davis Marapira (right) meet Development Trust of Zimbabwe (DTZ) board of trustees members (from left) Ms Thandiwe-Nkomo Ibrahim, Mr Sobusa Gula-Ndebele and Mr Franklin Mukarakate in Harare yesterday. — (picture by Justin Mutenda) …
2019 tobacco auctions start today 20/3/2019 The Herald Elita Chikwati Senior Reporter The 2019 tobacco marketing starts today with farmers upbeat about a fruitful and organised season. Sales will start at the auction floors while the contract sale floors will open tomorrow. Expectations are that the crop will be of high quality, although the …
Mat North pecan nut project on course 20/3/2019 The Chronicle Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter THE flagship pecan nut project in Matabeleland North province is well on course with the Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (Arda) targeting to have 20 000 pecan trees by June this year. The pecan tree is cultivated for its nut …
JUST IN: 40 bodies buried…as St Charles Lwanga students get counseling – Zimbabwe Situation 20/3/2019 Salvation Army Major Absalom Makanga confirmed the burial of the 40 bodies presided over by the church’s Lieutenant General Garnet Muringai who is based in Ngangu, Chimanimani. Ray Bande in ChimanimaniBURIAL of victims of Cyclone Idai started yesterday with …
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Zim counts cost of horror storms…as nation comes to terms with grim scale of damage 20/3/2019 Source: Zim counts cost of horror storms…as nation comes to terms with grim scale of damage | Daily News ZIMBABWEANS are slowly coming to full terms with the horrific scale of devastation that Cyclone Idai wreaked in the country …
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WATCH: Highlands Presbyterian Church donates to Cyclone Idai Victims – Zimbabwe Situation Name * 20/3/2019 Volunteers pack clothes and foodstuff donated by hundreds of Zimbabweans at the Highlands Presbyterian church. Source: WATCH: Highlands Presbyterian Church donates to Cyclone Idai Victims – The Zimbabwean Several truckloads were dispatched today to the areas affected by cyclone Idai in Chipinge …
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Forex shortages gnaws fertilizer industry – NewsDay Zimbabwe 19/3/2019 BY MTHANDAZO NYONI ZIMBABWE’S fertilizer industry says it is constrained by forex shortages, but it still has the capacity to produce enough to meet the country’s demand this year and export excess production. Zimbabwe Fertilizer Manufacturers’ Association chairman Tapuwa Mashingaidze told NewsDay that this year, …
Victoria Falls to host international wildlife summit – NewsDay Zimbabwe 19/3/2019 BY VENERANDA LANGA THE Environment and Tourism ministry will in June host a major international environment and wildlife summit in Victoria Falls, minister Priscah Mupfumira told Parliament yesterday. Mupfumira told the Consilia Chinanzvavana-led Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Environment and Tourism that the country …
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Gweru left with 7 months’ water supply – NewsDay Zimbabwe 19/3/2019 A section of Gwenoro Dam By Brenna Matendere Water levels at Gweru City’s main water supply, Gwenhoro Dam, has fallen to 34% just enough to last for the next seven months, an official has said. Council spokesperson, Manford Gambiza, told Southern Eye that …