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Zimbabwe averts power cuts after partial debt payment to South Africa Top Stories June 6, 2017By Own Correspondent Energy Minister, Samuel Undenge ZIMBABWE has paid US$10 million dollars
Irvines culls 140 000 birds after avian flu outbreak Top Stories June 6, 2017By Staff Reporter Avian flu is a virus that occurs naturally among wild
Drip irrigation brings hope in the face of climate change June 8, 2017 Features, Opinion & Analysis Drip irrigation helps farmers improve their yields Buhle NkomoKetie
Sustainable socio-economic change in agriculture June 8, 2017 Features, Opinion & Analysis Communities should be the ones speaking about agricultural production and transformation more than development
Importations by air June 8, 2017 Business In terms of Section 39 of the Customs and Excise Act (Chapter 23:02), all importations into Zimbabwe have to
Economics of Command Agric June 8, 2017 Business Dr Gift MuganoZimbabwe launched command agriculture which aims to harvest two million tonnes of maize. A lot has
Comesa launches harmonised seed laws June 8, 2017 Business Mr Bett Business ReportersThe Common Markets for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) this week launched the harmonised
Milling industry struggles to settle $87m maize, wheat bill June 8, 2017 Business VP Mnangagwa Business ReporterThe milling industry is battling to settle an outstanding $87
Oil producers raise red flag over soya imports June 8, 2017 Business Oil producers say the future of soya farming lies in Government taking a firm
Millers call for suspension of food fortification June 8, 2017 Business Mr Tafadzwa Musarara Conrad Mwanawashe Business ReporterTHE grain milling industry has requested Government to suspend, indefinitely,