$110m shot in the arm for livestock
$110m shot in the arm for livestock November 13, 2014 Business Tinashe Nhari Business ReporterThe European Union is finalising a $110 million funding deal with the
Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
$110m shot in the arm for livestock November 13, 2014 Business Tinashe Nhari Business ReporterThe European Union is finalising a $110 million funding deal with the
FAO sets up $43m facility November 12, 2014 Business Business ReporterTHE Food and Agriculture Organisation is setting up a $43,7 million facility meant to support extension
Zimbabwe’s economy today and beyond November 11, 2014 Business In a presentation titled “Coping with the Future” Professor Tony Hawkins highlighted the following in his speech
Tobacco production and the environment November 11, 2014 Business Steve MapfumoIn many tobacco growing countries, evidence indicates irreparable environmental damage from tobacco agriculture, particularly when associated
Yaya for BBC award‘Rains to begin in December’ovember 11, 2014 Local News Agriculture ReporterThe 2014-15 rainy season is set to begin early next month
El Niño clouds summer weather forecasts 12:05 (GMT+2), Tue, Tuesday, November 04, 2014 By Staff Reporter The approximately 66% chance that an El Niño event is going to
CTC blocks Irvine’s, Profeeds merger November 7, 2014 Business Business ReporterThe Competitions and Tariffs Commission denied Innscor Africa the chance of creating a monopoly in the
Livestock industry faces collapse November 7, 2014 Business Local poultry industry is facing collapse due to the continued influx of imported meats Business EditorThe livestock industry
Tax amnesty explained November 6, 2014 Business In an effort to encourage our valued clients to regularise their tax affairs, Government has, through the Finance Act
Ex-minister to testify in land case November 3, 2014 Crime & Courts Herbert Murerwa Court ReporterTwenty-nine Beatrice families accused of occupying a farm owned by former