Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
African co-operation benefits agric sector 26/5/2019 Elita ChikwatiZimbabwe joins the rest of the continent in commemorating Africa Day against a background of growing co-operation among member states in the field of agriculture, especially in finding ways of mitigating the harsh effects of climate change, crop and animal diseases, and confronting natural disasters in the …
Zimbabwe extends load shedding hours following technical fault at major power station 27/5/2019 Source: Zimbabwe extends load shedding hours following technical fault at major power station – Xinhua | English.news.cn HARARE (Xinhua) — The Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) on Saturday announced a Stage 2 load shedding schedule where consumers will suffer extended power outages …
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‘Freezing’ temperatures to hit Zim 26/5/2019 Source: ‘Freezing’ temperatures to hit Zim | Sunday Mail (Local News) Belindah Mutayiwa Zimbabweans face an extremely cold winter as weather experts are predicting freezing point temperatures in some places in the country. The Sunday Mail has gathered that areas such as Matobo in Matabeleland South province have since …
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White farmer ‘resists’ to make way for minister’s son – NewsDay Zimbabwe 24/5/2019 CHIPINGE farmer and retired Swiss banker, Richard Le Vieux, who has established a reputable business of exporting coffee, avocados and macadamia nuts for the past 30 years, appeared in court on Wednesday charged with failing to vacate part of FarFell Coffee …
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Sakunda moves to reactivate Dema power plant – NewsDay Zimbabwe 24/5/2019 Sakunda Holdings has engaged government to reactivate the Dema diesel power plant to reduce power supply shortages currently facing the country. BY MISHMA CHAKANYUKA/FARAI MATIASHE The multi-million-dollar power plant, which was set up in 2016, stopped producing electricity 18 months ago after …
Water meters: A vital water management tool 24/5/2019 Zinwa water meters assist in determining water losses along the reticulation system The Herald The use of water meters or other acceptable measuring devices has always been key aspect in water resources management. While many people, especially those using raw water for irrigation and other purposes …
Fires: EMA warns farmers 24/5/2019 The Herald Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has warned farmers, motorists, miners and the public against starting uncontrolled fires or risk paying heavy penalties during the forthcoming fire season amid revelations that the Midlands Province has lost about 250 000 hectares of land to fires in …
Tugwi-Mukosi harbour road upgrade on cards 24/5/2019 The Herald George Maponga in Masvingo Government has roped in the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) in the upgrade of the road to the proposed Tugwi-Mukosi Dam harbour as part of a renewed drive to stimulate tourism at the country’s largest inland water body. The road is …
Govt to improve agric colleges — minister 24/5/2019 The Herald Natasha Kokai and Geraldine Zaranyika Government is set to formally incorporate agricultural colleges into the modern tertiary education system as human skills are fundamental in achieving the Vision 2030, Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Minister Professor Amon Murwira has said. Speaking …