Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Poaching escalates at Zimbabwe game parks 0 May 30, 2021 12:40 PM Source: Poaching escalates at Zimbabwe game parks – CAJ News Africa Kudu from DANIEL JONES in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe VICTORIA FALLS, (CAJ News) – POACHERS are wreaking havoc in Zimbabwe’s game parks causing a threat to the ecosystem and tourism. Elephants, rhinos, lions and pangolins are being poached for commercial …
South Africa lays out a road map for hemp and marijuana POSTED BY: HEMPTODAY® APRIL 15, 2021 South Africa could have a hemp program in place by 2023 under a recently released draft National Cannabis Master Plan (NCMP) that sees the plant as a potential economic driver that can lift up small-scale growers from poverty stricken areas …
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Who Is The CBD Oil Target Consumer? By zimind – May 21, 2021 Over the past couple of years, more revelations came from researchers, and a greater number of users presented testimonials relating to (cannabidiol) CBD property effects as they pertain to wellness. The compound is finding more approval with various countries legalizing the cannabinoid …
Piped water for 18 Mhondoro villages Herald 28/5/2021 Conrad Mupesa–Mashonaland West Bureau OVER 3 000 people from Kaseke in Mhondoro-Mubaira have started benefiting from a solar-powered piped water scheme that was donated by a fellow villager. The US$13 000 high-impact scheme, which was commissioned on Wednesday, was provided by Mr Andrew Chigorimbo, a local …
Lake Kariba water levels rising steadily Herald 28/5/2021 Lake Kariba Walter Nyamukondiwa-Kariba Bureau WATER levels in Lake Kariba are rising steadily as the second peak arrives from the Upper Zambezi catchment and the live storage, the upper levels of the lake between the inlets to the two power stations and the full mark, is …
Water projects help villagers pick up life after cyclone Herald 28/5/2021 This picture collage shows some of the projects being implemented to improve the lives of Cyclone Idai survivors. Blessings Chidakwa-Herald Reporter It is now more than two years after the eastern parts of Zimbabwe were hit by the worst disaster in the country, …
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Untamed Zambezi National Park Herald 28/5/2021 The Zambezi National Park offers a memorable experience. Isdore Guvamombe-Assistant Editor Through and through, the Zambezi National Park is hailed as one of Zimbabwe’s finest wildlife sanctuaries that protects the south and east banks of the Zambezi River within the world-famous Victoria Falls. This is certainly one of …
Timeous payment of farmers vital Herald 28/5/2021 Pauline Mhuka-Magavu-Correspondent Growing calls and support by President Mnangagwa to pay farmers who will sell maize to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) on time this marketing season upon delivering the grain is indeed progressive. The move must be commended by all well-meaning Zimbabweans. It was quite uplifting …
Prepaid power tariffs up 30pc Herald 28/5/2021 Herald Reporter Prepaid Zesa tariffs were raised by around 30 percent from yesterday with the 200 unit package used by many households rising from just under $870 to $1 127. The new pricing, including the levy, sees the first 50 units, or kilowatt hours, rising to $2,25/kWh. …