Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
National Foods affords farmers to share tips July 14, 2017 Business Business ReporterNATIONAL Foods hosts a stock feeds poultry winter fair tomorrow at their Zimbabwe International Trade (ZITF). The giant agro processing firm said the programme would afford farmers an opportunity to share tips and ideas about profitable poultry farming with experts in rearing and marketing. …
Mtshabezi Dam centre for Mat South Command Fisheries July 14, 2017 Local News The Minister of State for Provincial Affairs in Matabeleland South Cde Abednigo Ncube (left) hands over fingerlings for the National Command Fisheries Programme to villagers in Matabeleland South yesterday Nyaradzo Bakari, Chronicle ReporterTHE Government yesterday launched the Command Fisheries Programme for Matabeleland South …
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Farmers flock to GMB to deliver grain July 14, 2017 Local News Minister Joseph Made Chronicle ReportersHUNDREDS of farmers are flocking to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) depots countrywide to deliver grain from bumper harvests obtained under the highly successful Command Agriculture and Presidential Input Support Scheme. The Chronicle visited the Bulawayo depot where it observed …
Zim’s tobacco exports tumble 0 July 13, 2017 3:28 PM Source: Zim’s tobacco exports tumble – DailyNews Live BUSINESS WRITER 13 July 2017 HARARE – Zimbabwe’s tobacco export earnings tumbled two percent to $266million by July 7 on lower prices and demand, an industry official said. Tobacco is Zimbabwe’s single largest export commodity, ahead of platinumand gold. …
Abundant Wildlife and No Crowds: A Visit to Zimbabwe’s Hwange National 1 July 13, 2017 9:04 AM The vast game parks of Africa have a powerful place in our collective imagination. Even those of us who have never set foot on the continent can name its most famous conservation areas—the Maasai Mara, the Serengeti, …
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Bird flu looks set to hurt SA’s battling economy Jul 13 2017 07:00 Lameez Omarjee RELATED ARTICLES Bird flu: SA bans sale of live chickens – for now Fears that bird flu may cripple fragile poultry industry Zimbabwe and Namibia ban SA poultry imports Bird flu outbreak poses new threat to SA poultry industry SA …
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‘Judge erred in State Liabilities Act matter’ July 13, 2017 in News The Constitutional Court (ConCourt) yesterday declined to entertain proceedings to invalidate the State Liabilities Act on a technical basis, after noting that the High Court judge, who invalidated the Act should not have referred the matter to the ConCourt. BY CHARLES LAITON In March this …
6 000 families face eviction – NewsDay Zimbabwe THE government is set to relocate another 6 000 households in the Tokwe Mukosi buffer zone to pave way for fisheries, a game park and irrigation schemes, although the official line is that it is meant to prevent silting the dam, Southern Eye has …
Trio nabbed in SA over rhino horns July 13, 2017 Crime & Courts Rhino horn Crime ReporterA Zimbabwean man, Onward Muchangowa, and two South Africans were arrested in the neighbouring country after they were found in possession of two rhino horns. Muchangowa and the two brothers, Deon and Niklaas van Deventer, who are accused of rhino …
All stages are important in tobacco production July 13, 2017 Features, Opinion & Analysis Rows of mid-growth tobacco Yvonne MutavaThere is a 21 percent increase in the number of growers who sold their tobacco this marketing season compared to the 2016 season. A total of 95 829 growers sold their tobacco this marketing season compared to …