Edible indigenous plants sustaining rural families
Edible indigenous plants sustaining rural families The Chronicle 15/1/2022 Angela Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter EDIBLE indigenous plants are a blessing to people, especially those in the
Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Edible indigenous plants sustaining rural families The Chronicle 15/1/2022 Angela Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter EDIBLE indigenous plants are a blessing to people, especially those in the
Zinwa hikes water tariffs The Chronicle 17/1/2022 Midlands Bureau Chief THE Zimbabwe National Water Authority has reviewed upwards tariffs of both treated and raw water.
Tugwi-Mukosi spills The Chronicle 17/1/2022 Harare Bureau Zimbabwe’s second largest interior dam Tugwi-Mukosi spilled for the second time since its commissioning sparking fears of flooding
Cottco rolls out ambitious strategic plan The Chronicle 17/1/2022 Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter THE Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) is rolling-out an ambitious strategic
NEW: Farmers to submit annual productions reports The Sunday Mail 14/1/2022 Zimbabwean farmers are now required to submit annual production reports, as Government moves to
Sustainable agric information system tops Sadc project The Sunday Mail 16/1/2022 Dr Elma Zanamwe is a project officer at the Food and Agriculture Organisation of
Time to harness potential in traditional medicine The Sunday Mail 16/1/2022 Trade Focus Allan Majuru WHO would ever thought zumbani/umsuzwane (lippia javanica) would dominate discussions
Lablab bean: A good forage crop for livestock The Sunday Mail 16/1/2022 Word from the market with AMA The livestock sector is a source of
Productivity doesn’t guarantee success The Sunday Mail 16/1/2022 Rutendo Gwatidzo Who deserves success? Victory does not discriminate and belongs to everyone who fights for
Cottco seeks $800m to clear farmers’ debts The Sunday Mail 16/1/2022 Business Reporter Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) says it will mobilise $800 million to