Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Submission of tax returns on employment income Herald 7/1/2021 Employers are required to extract from their payrolls the ITF 16 return and submit to ZIMRA by 30 January 2021. The ITF16 is the return for employment income which is based on remuneration received and accrued in 2020. Please note that 2020 year of assessment …
Transform GMB, board told Herald 7/1/2021 Lands, Agriculture, Water and Rural Resettlement Minister Dr Anxious Masuka flanked by GMB board chair Ms Joyline Ndoro (third from left) and chief executive officer Mr Rockie Mutenha (right) and other board members during a meeting in Harare yesterday. — Picture: Justin Mutenda Elita chikwati Agriculture Reporter The …
Take up agriculture as a career, says farmer Herald 7/1/2021 The Rhodesia Herald 11 May 1973 Rhodesia needs young men of character and ability to enter the farming industry and make it their career, Shamva farmer and Rotarian Mr John MacIntyere told the Rotary club of Salisbury yesterday. “There is no life that is …
None but ourselves can make our country prosperous Herald 7/1/2021 Despite the effects of Covid-19, the nation remains optimistic that the 2020-21 season could prove to be a game-changer Ruth Butaumocho African Agenda The alarming resurgence in Covid-19 cases in Zimbabwe and neighbouring countries should jolt people out of the false sense of security …
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Increase garlic exports, farmers urged Chronicle 7/1/2021 Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter LOCAL garlic farmers have been urged to increase exports riding on the growth of the global market which has expanded to US$2,48 billion in the past two decades, from US$500 million, according to ZimTrade. The national trade development and promotion organisation said …
Agricultural Marketing Authority restructures Chronicle 7/1/2021 Martin Kadzere, Harare Bureau THE recent restructuring of the Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA) is expected to enhance its primary mandate of regulating production, processing and marketing of various agricultural products in Zimbabwe, its chairman Mr Allan Majuru said yesterday. For long, farmers have been calling for overhauling of …
Experts foresee lockdown extension Chronicle 7/1/2021 Nqobile Tshili/Mashudu Netsianda, Chronicle Reporters HEALTH experts have said they foresee an extension of the 30-day lockdown imposed by Government over the weekend if people deviate from recommended guidelines meant to stop the spread of Covid-19. This comes as police in Bulawayo continue with the enforcement of Covid-19 …
Tobacco exports earn US$763m 0 January 6, 2021 6:02 PM Source: Tobacco exports earn US$763m | Herald (Top Stories) Tobacco is the country’s second largest export earner after gold. Elita Chikwati Agriculture Reporter Tobacco exports have so far earned the country US$763 million with more value-added tobacco in the form of cut rag and cut stems having …
Majority observe robust lockdown… as stiff coronavirus regulations kick in 0 January 7, 2021 2:05 AM Source: Majority observe robust lockdown… as stiff coronavirus regulations kick in – DailyNews Mugove Tafirenyika, Godknows Matarutse & Tamary Chikiwa STAFF WRITERS MANY ordinary Zimbabweans in urban areas appeared to have heeded the calls by authorities to stay at home, as the country’s second …
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Essential oils: a balm for emerging farmers By Mike Burgess December 10, 2020 at 10:21 am Qobo Qobo Essential Oils, a non-profit organisation, has teamed up with South African Breweries to establish an essential oil crop venture in the impoverished Keiskammahoek area of the Eastern Cape. The project promises to become self-sustaining within a few …