Govt debts cripple small-scale grain millers By Newsday – June 2, 2020 GOVERNMENT is yet to settle outstanding subsidy payments to grain millers, a situation threatening the

2021 tobacco season preparations begin   Herald 3/6/2020  Herald Reporter Preparations for the 2021 tobacco production season have began, with irrigated farmers expected to have

Minister commends support for vulnerable groups   Herald 3/6/2020  Minister Shiri Herald Reporters LANDS, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement Minister Perrance Shiri has commended

Plans afoot to desilt Save  Herald 3/6/2020   Save river Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Manicaland Bureau Government will soon start desilting Save River and reviving idle irrigation

Covid-19 triggers boom in fresh produce 3/6/2020 The Herald Martin Kadzere Senior Business Reporter Zimbabwe is likely to see a huge demand for some of

Khami Prison farming model to be replicated countrywide  Chronicle 3/6/2020   Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter CABINET last night revealed that the farming model at Khami

Strict guidelines for reopening schools Chronicle 3/6/2020   Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter CABINET yesterday released strict guidelines that will see schools reopen with limited class