Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Call for a subsidy policy 18/6/2019 The Chronicle Business Reporter GOVERNMENT should urgently come up with a subsidy policy to guard against opportunistic tendencies by millers who buy maize from the Grain Marketing Board at subsidised prices and resell it to the same parastatal for more. Zanu-PF legislator for Wedza North, David Musabayana, said …
Poachers die in high speed chase 18/6/2019 The Chronicle Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter TWO suspected rhino poachers in Beitbridge died on admission to the Bulawayo United Hospitals (UBH) after they were involved in an accident while being pursued by police and game rangers during a dramatic high speed chase. The incident occurred last Wednesday …
Letters to the editor: ED’s stance on multiple farm owners hailed 18/6/2019 The Chronicle Nduduzo Tshuma, Political Editor PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has been hailed for his stance to name and shame multiple farm owners exposed by the ongoing land audit and those who abused their positions to acquire more than one property. The President, in an …
Millers appeal for wheat forex Stocks have declined drastically: GMAZ 18/6/2019 The Chronicle Andile Tshuma, Chronicle Reporter THE Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) is engaging the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe to avail US$12,5 million to import wheat to avert bread shortages. In a telephone interview yesterday, GMAZ Public Relations Manager Mr Garikai Chaunza said …
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Inside Paynet, banks forex war – NewsDay Zimbabwe 15/6/2019 Guest column newZWire A US$470 000 debt and the country’s interbank market are at the centre of a major row between banks and Cambria Africa, the provider of the Paynet transactions portal, whose suspension has disrupted millions of transactions. Cambria Africa says it suspended services …
3 suspected poachers acquitted – NewsDay Zimbabwe 17/6/2019 BY SILAS NKALA THREE of four suspected poachers who were arrested for illegal possession of 76,7kg of raw ivory were on Wednesday last week acquitted, while one was placed on his defence after the State succeeded in convincing the court that he had a case to …
Nyanga honey centre starts reaping rewards 17/7/2019 The people of Nyanga have embraced apiculture thanks to the vast forests which are ideal for the establishment of beehives. — File photo The Herald Kudakwashe Chidziya Manicaland Correspondent CHININGU honey processing centre in Nyanga has recorded sales in excess of RTGS $4 500 within its first …
Mash Central registers surplus in cereals production 17/6/2019 An assessment report shows that Mashonaland Central province produced 170 356 tonnes of cereals against a requirement of 151 684 tonnes The Herald Elita Chikwati Senior Reporter Mashonaland Central is expected to have a surplus of 18 675 tonnes of cereals from the 2018/19 summer cropping …
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Banks, Paynet stalemate stalls transactions 17/6/2019 The Herald Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter BULK payments service provider, Paynet Zimbabwe, has accused banks of greed in refusing to pay fees in foreign currency for using its payments platform despite pocketing a cumulative US22 million last year. Paynet Zimbabwe, a subsidiary of financial payments technology service …
Zim hosts Africa’s wildlife summit 17/6/2019 The Herald Nesia Mhaka Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa will join other dignitaries from various countries and organisations at Africa’s Wildlife Economy summit in Victoria Falls next week, to discuss ideas on the conservation of Africa’s natural environment. The conference is sponsored by the African Union (AU) and United …