Tobacco moth and cigarette beetle
Tobacco moth and cigarette beetle November 12, 2015 Business Tobacco moth and cigarette beetle are small creatures, seemingly harmless yet they are required by law through
Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Tobacco moth and cigarette beetle November 12, 2015 Business Tobacco moth and cigarette beetle are small creatures, seemingly harmless yet they are required by law through
Trying times for Zim poultry industry November 12, 2015 Business The recent industry update released by the Zimbabwe Poultry Association paints a disturbing picture. The sector is
Farmers should heed Met Dept’s call November 11, 2015 Opinion & Analysis Farmers are getting restless because the rains have delayed, a confirmation that this year’s
AfDB to fund Zimbabwe beef, leather project November 11, 2015 Business Tinashe Makichi, Harare BureauThe African Development Bank has promised to avail funding for the support
PSC redeploys 6 lands officers amid corruption claims November 10, 2015 Local News Mr Motsi Lloyd Gumbo Senior ReporterThe Public Service Commission has redeployed six provincial
Zim major tobacco producer in Africa November 10, 2015 Headlines, Top Stories Elita Chikwati Agriculture ReporterZimbabwe is the major flue-cured tobacco producer in Africa and occupies fifth
Govt rescues Cottco November 9, 2015 Business Martin Kadzere Senior Business ReporterGOVERNMENT has come to the rescue of cash strapped Cottco Holdings after agreeing to provide
$7m tobacco levy lies idle November 7, 2015 Local News Dr Matibiri Elita Chikwati Agriculture ReporterABOUT $7 million that was contributed by farmers through the tobacco levy
COURT ORDERS MUJURU TO PAY $1,5M November 7, 2015 Headlines, Top Stories Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court ReporterFORMER Vice President Dr Joice Mujuru’s world is crumbling around her after
The agony of being a white farmer in Zim November 8, 2015 in Local, News IAN Ferguson, a former government irrigation specialist, is one of the most popular