William Bain partners with foreign firm January 13, 2015 in Business     THE country’s leading manufacturer of agricultural equipment, William Bain Holdings, has entered into a

Companies import over $29m tobacco for blending January 12, 2015 Business Business ReporterLocal companies last year spent $29,3 million on tobacco imports that they use for

  Tongaat projects lower Zim sugar output Posted on January 11, 2015 by ZimSitRep_W —  via Tongaat projects lower Zim sugar output – DailyNews Live 11 JANUARY 2015 HARARE – South Africa’s Tongaat

Tobacco reaping, curing starts January 9, 2015 Local News Agriculture ReportersHarvesting and curing of the early planted irrigated tobacco is underway in most parts of the

Rains leave trail of destruction MUGOVE TAFIRENYIKA AND MARGARET CHINOWAITA  •  6 JANUARY 2015 2:34PM   hare on facebookShare on twitterShare on linkedinShare on pinterest_shareShare

Anthrax outbreak leaves 10 in hospital January 7, 2015 Local News Abigail Mawonde Herald ReporterAt least 10 people were hospitalised while nine cattle died from anthrax

‘Brace for more floods’ January 7, 2015 in News     THE Meteorological Services Department has forecast heavy rains in low-lying areas starting on Saturday and warned

Floods likely as dams fill up January 6, 2015 Local News, Top Stories Herald ReportersSeveral parts of the country are at risk of flooding as dams have

Heavy rains threaten crops January 6, 2015 Local News, Top Stories Elita Chikwati Agriculture ReporterCrops in different parts of the country have started suffering from leaching as

Climate change: No joy in 2014 January 5, 2015 Business Jeffrey Gogo Climate StoryTHERE were a few cheerful moments for climate change, the environment and related