Use humane techniques to solve human-wildlife conflict

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Use humane techniques to solve human-wildlife conflict The Chronicle 19/11/2021 Mahlabezulu Zulu, Chronicle Correspondent DIFFERENT versions of human and wildlife conflict have been experienced, and the possible solutions. On some occasions, humans have had unexpected experiences with wild animals during visits, or in communities neighbouring wildlife protected areas. Road signs have been vandalised, leaking water …

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Shot in the arm for Chiredzi, Mangwe farmers 

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Shot in the arm for Chiredzi, Mangwe farmers  0  November 18, 2021 12:08 PM Source: Shot in the arm for Chiredzi, Mangwe farmers – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY FREEMAN MAKOPA SMALL-HOLDER farmers in Chiredzi and Mangwe districts will be assisted to grow climate-resilient crops after the Indian government handed over agricultural inputs to the World Food Programme (WFP), which …

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Authorities review licensing of firearms 

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NEW: Authorities review licensing of firearms  0  November 18, 2021 10:00 PM Source: NEW: Authorities review licensing of firearms  | Sunday Mail (Local News) Richard Muponde  THE Central Firearms Registry (CFR) is currently reviewing firearm licensing for individuals and companies, to curb the proliferation of armed robberies. This comes as a number of police officers, including senior officers working …

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Met Dept braces for heavy rainfall 

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NEW: Met Dept braces for heavy rainfall  0  November 18, 2021 10:03 PM Source: NEW: Met Dept braces for heavy rainfall  | Sunday Mail (Local News) Online Reporter  THE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) have underlined their readiness to assist farmers during this year’s farming season, with officers having been deployed across the country’s 10 provinces. MSD has forecast that …

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Africa has a long way to go in decolonising conservation systems

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Africa has a long way to go in decolonising conservation systems – NewsDay Zimbabwe By Newsday 17/11/2021 By Merlyn Nkomo DECOLONISING conservation means offering the same credibility, respect and appreciation to indigenous ways of living and knowledge systems towards wildlife as the policies of settler communities. In 2015, I made a conscious decision to devote …

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Level 2 lockdown extended

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Level 2 lockdown extended The Herald 17/11/2021 Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa has extended the Level Two national Covid-19 lockdown by a further two weeks, with no further relaxations, to control more social contact while increasing pace of the national vaccination programme. While the third wave was beaten back, the Government wants to avert …

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Farmers receive 8 000t seed, fertiliser

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Farmers receive 8 000t seed, fertiliser The Herald 17/11/2021 Mr Liston Dube (57) from Ward 30 in Zvimba North Constituency carries a bag of fertiliser and maize seed he received yesterday under the Pfumvudza Presidential Inputs. — Picture: Conrad Mupesa Elita Chikwati  Senior Agriculture Reporter  Farmers have received more than 8 000 tonnes of seed …

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