Illegal activities disrupting timber business
Illegal activities disrupting timber business Herald 24/6/2021 Business Reporter Operations of Zimbabwe’s timber companies remain constrained due to illegal occupation of their forests, an
Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Illegal activities disrupting timber business Herald 24/6/2021 Business Reporter Operations of Zimbabwe’s timber companies remain constrained due to illegal occupation of their forests, an
Horticultural sector needs more investment Herald 24/6/2021 Minister Marapira Thupeyo Muleya-Senior Reporter There is a strong need for Government and its partners to invest
National wetlands master plan complete Herald 24/6/2021 Ivan Zhakata-Herald Correspondent Cabinet has received the completed the national wetlands master plan with full mapping and
Grain deliveries clock 240k tonnes Chronicle 24/6/2021 Minister Mutsvangwa Business Reporter MAIZE deliveries to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) have reached 240 204 tonnes
Sebasa farmers dream big after irrigation scheme rehabilitation Chroncle 24/6/2021 Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Chronicle Reporter FARMERS at Sebasa Irrigation in Gwanda anticipate a boost in
Winter wheat hectarage up 53% Chronicle 24/6/2021 Business Reporter A TOTAL of 61 801 hectares have so far been planted under winter wheat, reflecting
Tobacco sales boost Zim liquidity Chronicle 24/6/2021 tobacco Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter TOBACCO sales continue to boost foreign currency earnings for the economy
AFC raises $100m for agriculture Chronicle 24/6/2021 Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter THE Agricultural Finance Corporation (AFC) has raised $100 million required by the
Govt acquires equipment to speed up maize harvest Chronicle 24/6/2021 Mr John Mlilo and wife Janet show off their harvest at their homestead in
BUSINESS MAVERICK: Zimbabwe forecast to reap biggest maize crop in almost four decades, but yields remain ‘dismal’ Ed Stoddard5-6 minutes 6/21/2021 A man holds maize grains