Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Avail Zim dollar fuel: President The Chronicle 19/11/2021 Harare Bureau A US$15 million facility has been approved by Government to pay for imports of fuel that will be sold in local currency by service stations starting at the end of this month. The fuel will be available to all those who want to access it, …
Black scorpion kills Chiredzi woman 0 November 17, 2021 8:20 PM Source: Black scorpion kills Chiredzi woman | The Herald George Maponga in Masvingo In a tragic incident that has sent tongues wagging in the Ndali area of Chiredzi, a 48-year-old woman has died after she was stung by a black scorpion. Flora Munorwei of Zunguza Village was …
Shot in the arm for Chiredzi, Mangwe farmers 0 November 18, 2021 12:08 PM Source: Shot in the arm for Chiredzi, Mangwe farmers – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY FREEMAN MAKOPA SMALL-HOLDER farmers in Chiredzi and Mangwe districts will be assisted to grow climate-resilient crops after the Indian government handed over agricultural inputs to the World Food Programme (WFP), which …
NEW: Authorities review licensing of firearms 0 November 18, 2021 10:00 PM Source: NEW: Authorities review licensing of firearms | Sunday Mail (Local News) Richard Muponde THE Central Firearms Registry (CFR) is currently reviewing firearm licensing for individuals and companies, to curb the proliferation of armed robberies. This comes as a number of police officers, including senior officers working …
NEW: Met Dept braces for heavy rainfall 0 November 18, 2021 10:03 PM Source: NEW: Met Dept braces for heavy rainfall | Sunday Mail (Local News) Online Reporter THE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) have underlined their readiness to assist farmers during this year’s farming season, with officers having been deployed across the country’s 10 provinces. MSD has forecast that …
Africa has a long way to go in decolonising conservation systems – NewsDay Zimbabwe By Newsday 17/11/2021 By Merlyn Nkomo DECOLONISING conservation means offering the same credibility, respect and appreciation to indigenous ways of living and knowledge systems towards wildlife as the policies of settler communities. In 2015, I made a conscious decision to devote …
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Farmers receive 8 000t seed, fertiliser The Herald 17/11/2021 Mr Liston Dube (57) from Ward 30 in Zvimba North Constituency carries a bag of fertiliser and maize seed he received yesterday under the Pfumvudza Presidential Inputs. — Picture: Conrad Mupesa Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter Farmers have received more than 8 000 tonnes of seed …
Wheat harvesting in full swing The Herald 1/11/7/2021 Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter Farmers have now harvested more than 71,5 percent of last winter’s wheat crop, with 252 775 tonnes already harvested and 5 000 tonnes a day being trucked into the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) each day. In some parts of the country, harvesting …
Programme changes face of goat farming, marketing The Herald 16/11/2021 REGARDLESS of its economic significance in propping household food security and financing the occasional socio-economic expense, goat farming has since time immemorial lacked formalised marketing structures like other livestock categories rendering farmers incapable of controlling the value chain and market or do their business …
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Faulty units back up, stabilise power supply Acting Energy and Power Development Minister Dr Jenfan Muswere The Herald 16/11/2021 Herald Reporter SOME electricity generation units at Hwange and Kariba South Power stations that had been affected by a technical fault are back in service after concerted efforts to bring normalcy, acting Energy and Power …