Midlands Report 2011
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CFU Legal Department Report to Congress 2011 1. Introduction The adoption of the Multi-Currency System in February 2009 stabilised the national economy and was expected by some to markedly increase production in the Agricultural Sector. Regrettably this has yet to materialise. Although the resultant stabilisation of the national economy has brought about the availability of …
Brian Henry Oldreive Date of birth: 3rd December 1943 Place of birth: Harare, Zimbabwe Years of farming experience: · Jan 1963 to Oct 2002 (nearly 40 years) · Grew tobacco in Tengwe until 1980 · Placed Ist in National seedbed competition in Tobacco grower of Year (came 4th overall) Moved to Mtepatepa in 1882 : …
ANNUAL REPORT FOR MASVINGO REGION 2011 Although I begin this report by remembering those of our members who have sadly passed away over the last year, perhaps it should be more of a celebration of their lives in which they gave so much pleasure to their families and an unforgettable friendship towards their fellow farmers …
Mashonaland Central Report to CFU Congress 2010-2011 Introduction The province started off with the usual upbeat attitude with early planting rains being well received throughout the province. Most Commercial enterprises who were organized benefited from these rains and managed to get their crops planted early .The New Farmers were behind schedule and planted late losing …
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LADIES AND GENTLEMAN Welcome to our Annual General Conference. We are entering into a phase in Zimbabwe where I feel an acceleration to recovery is becoming apparent. The business communities of which ours is one are becoming increasingly weary of the continued political delays and are as a result beginning to drive recovery through their …