Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Hunger stalks Zimbabwe Posted by Tabitha Mutenga 0 Top Stories February 11, 2016 A snapshot of some of the wilting maize crop in the countryside ZIMBABWE is in the grip of a severe drought and would require at least one million tonnes of food aid for both human and livestock consumption.Last week, President Robert Mugabe declared …
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Cross bemoans snail’s pace of maize transportation February 9, 2016 in National, News inShare BULAWAYO South MP Eddie Cross (MDC-T) has warned that poor transport logistics will likely impede the movement of grain maize imports from Zambia and Brazil and cause mass starvation in the country, although government has secured adequate funds to purchase the staple grain. by …
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‘Movable assets to be surety for loans’ February 8, 2016 Business Dr Misheck Sibanda Business ReporterONGOING reforms to the doing business conditions in Zimbabwe will, among extensive reforms already underway, result in the creation of collateral registry that will enable the use of movable properties as security for financial credit from banks and other lenders. The …
Tokwe-Mukosi Dam construction to resume February 8, 2016 Local News George Maponga Masvingo BureauGovernment has started mobilisation of $60 million required to complete Tokwe-Mukosi Dam in Chivi District, with construction work on the stalled project expected to resume next month. Work on the dam stopped in December 2014 after the main contractor, Salini Impregilio, downed tools and …
Moyo, Kasukuwere must go: War vets Moyo recruited to destroy Zanu-PF: Mutsvangwa Fast-track land reform over: Mombeshora February 8, 2016 Headlines, Top Stories Dr Mombeshora Herald Reporter Zvamaida Murwira—The fast-track land reform programme has run its course with the exhaustion of new farms for acquisition amid indications that further allocations can only be done after the …
2 soldiers in court over 55kg zebra meat February 8, 2016 in National, News TWO members of the Zimbabwe National Army appeared before Kariba magistrate, Felix Chaoromwe last week facing poaching charges after they were allegedly found in possession of 55kg zebra meat. BY NUNURAI JENA The court heard that Might Nyoni (30) and Stephen Jimu (38) were …
‘Land to be made bankable, transferable’ February 8, 2016 Local News Mashudu Netsianda Senior ReporterThe government last Friday announced that the country is almost running out of land for resettlement purposes but there is hope that some of it will be availed when the land audit is completed. The Minister of Land and Rural Resettlement, Douglas Mombeshora, also …
Police duck violent invasion case February 7, 2016 in Local, News THE Zimbabwe Republic Police has distanced itself from the eviction of an elderly Centenary farmer who was forced off his property at gunpoint by police officers. RICHARD CHIDZA Philip Rankin had been resisting attempts by a Zimbabwe-born British doctor Sylvester Nyatsuro to remove him from Kingston …
You are here: Home › Opinion › Guest Opinion: Woe to those who plot evil Guest Opinion: Woe to those who plot evil February 7, 2016 in Opinion The lawless harassment and eviction of the owners of Kingston Deverill farm in Zimbabwe’s Centenary district, Mashonaland Central province, has come to our attention and we, the Christian Prophetic Voice of Zimbabwe, are deeply …