Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
January disease kills 2 000 cattle By Newsday – March 15, 2018 OVER 2 000 cattle have succumbed to tick-borne disease with farmers raising concern that if new supplies of dip stocks were not procured in time, current dip stocks will run out over the next few weeks and trigger more deaths. BY MTHANDAZO NYONI In …
Submission of income tax returns (ITF12c, ITF1, CGT1) All persons who receive income or gains, or to whom income or gains accrue from a source within or deemed to be within Zimbabwe, are required to submit Income Tax Returns or Capital Gains Tax Returns. Planning and preparation is very important in meeting the deadline …
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UN environmental organisation ignores calls for African Secretariat Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri Emmanuel KoroHave the growing worldwide calls for a qualified African to be appointed the next Secretary-General for the UN Convention on International Trade In Endangered Species of Fauna and Flora (Cites) been ignored? No one officially connected to the process has confirmed that …
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Improve quality of crops, farmers told Harare BureauThe Agriculture Marketing Authority (AMA) has challenged farmers in Chiredzi to continuously improve the quality and quantity of their crops to boost their seasonal earnings. Addressing farmers during a field day held at Village 6 in Ward 28 of Chiredzi West Constituency yesterday, AMA Southern Region manager …
Excessive rains affect quality of cotton crop in Lowveld A flooded cotton field in this file photo Tawanda Mangoma in ChiredziThe excessive rains being received across the Lowveld have started affecting the quality of cotton grown in the region, with some mature cotton bolls now rotting. National Cotton Producers and Marketers’ Association chairman, Mr …
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AfDB strikes deal for Africa solar energy Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thandiwe Katinhimure, Business ReporterTHE African Development Bank (AfDB) has struck a partnership deal with International Solar Alliance (ISA) to scale up solar energy development in Africa. The agreement was sealed on the margins of the founding conference of the ISA held in New Delhi, …
Gweru farmer gets global certification Mr Tatenda Karimazondo Midlands CorrespondentGWERU-based farmer Mr Tatenda Karimazondo has received a Global Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) certification, which qualifies him to export horticulture products to premier destinations abroad. Global GAP is a common standard for farm management practice created in the late 1990s by several European supermarket chains …
United Refineries diversifies. . . Trailblazes vegetable juice production Mr Busisa Moyo Prosper Ndlovu/Oliver Kazunga, Business ReportersBULAWAYO giant cooking oil manufacturer, United Refineries Limited (URL), has added vegetable juice manufacturing to its wider product mix as it diversifies operations. The agro-processing firm is renowned for manufacturing cooking oil, soap and stockfeed but recently introduced salad …
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Met dept predicts heavy rains Tendayi Kasamba, Chronicle ReporterTHE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has predicted more rainfall in most parts of the country with the possibility of localised heavy downpours. This comes at a time when hope had been lost among farmers with fears of a drought that seemed to be imminent. Last month, about …
Zim land grab disaster serves as stark warning to SA – analyst 0 March 14, 2018 1:21 PM Source: Zim land grab disaster serves as stark warning to SA – analyst | Fin24 Harare – South Africa needs to have the facts and knowledge at its fingertips on how it intends to proceed with its planned …
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