Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
US$500 000 shot in the arm for small-scale farmers 6/3/2019 The Herald Victor Maphosa and Nesia Mhaka Japan and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) yesterday handed over a project worth US$500 000 to the Government, which is expected to strengthen the capacity of small-scale farmers to fight Avian flu and the …
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Mash West runs out of rabies vaccines 6/3/2019 The Herald Fortunate Gora Mash West Correspondent A shortage of rabies vaccines has hit Mashonaland West province amid reports that most cases of bites in the province involved dogs that have not been vaccinated. This has increased the risk of contracting rabies, amid reports three people …
Govt opens up fuel imports 6/3/2019 Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Monica Mutsvangwa The Herald Felex Share Senior Reporter Government has liberalised the importation of fuel with Cabinet yesterday giving big companies with free funds the green light to import fuel for their own consumption. This is meant to augment supply gaps …
Hwange Agricultural Show rebrands 6/3/2019 The Chronicle Leonard Ncube in Hwange THE Hwange Agricultural Show has rebranded to Matabeleland North Annual Agricultural Show as the exhibition targets to grow bigger. Over the years, the province’s prime trade exhibition has been running as a district showcase thereby limiting the number and size of exhibitors. Chairperson …
Tobacco farmers face ban 6/3/2019 The Chronicle Fortunate Gora, Harare Bureau Government has warned tobacco farmers that they risk being banned from growing the crop if they do not establish woodlots for curing their tobacco. Most tobacco farmers especially the small-scale producers rely on indigenous trees. The warning comes after indications that the country …
Crops succumb to heat wave 6/3/2019 The Chronicle Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter THE prolonged dry spell that has persisted in most parts of the country has destroyed crops and could mean a lean year ahead for farmers. Matabeleland North Provincial Agritex Officer Mr Dumisani Nyoni said crops have succumbed to moisture stress while some …
Zim elephant population drops 5/3/2019 Source: Zim elephant population drops | Daily News Zimbabwe’s elephant population has declined by 10 percent over the last eight years, the Zambezi Elephant Fund (Zef) has said.In a statement released last week to mark World Wildlife Day, Zef, which was formed in 2015 to actively address poaching in the …
Zim spends millions importing powdered milk’ 5/3/2019 Source: Zim spends millions importing powdered milk’ – DailyNews Live Business Writer 5 March 2019 HARARE – Zimbabwe is spending more than $7 million per month to importpowdered milk and butter as raw milk producers continue failing to meetdemand, a dairy industry executive has said. The southern …
RioZim’s $2,2bn Sengwa power project takes off 5/3/2019 Source: RioZim’s $2,2bn Sengwa power project takes off | Daily News Work at RioZim’s $2,2 billion Sengwa thermal power plant has kicked off in earnest amid indications that at least four key feasibility studies are expected to be completed this month. RioZim has engaged PowerChina for the construction …
Zimbabwe rainy season coming to an end eDuzeNet Bulawayo24 5.3.2019 The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has forecasted that there will be no more substantial rains as the summer season comes to an end this month. With the bulk of the maize and other crops like soya beans showing clear signs of moisture stress owing to …