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$1,5 million Covid insulation for farmers Chronicle 23/6/2021 Farmers from Sebasa Irrigation Scheme in Gwanda receive sugar beans Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT in partnership with the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has set up a $1,5 million Rural Poor Stimulus Fund (RPSF) to insulate small holder irrigation farmers against the effects of …
EMA adopts innovative ways to reduce veld fires Herald 22/6/2021 Veld fire Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has adopted innovative ways among them the extensive use of digital platforms to achieve its minimum target reduction of 25 percent of land lost to veld fires in this year. The agency’s manager …
Zim firms target Macfruit global fair Herald 22/6/2021 As part of the ZimTrade-organised export promotion activities, representatives from Cereals and Other Produce Board of Tanzania are in the country to engage producers of agricultural inputs for potential supply to the Tanzania market. Global Head of Research and Development at SeedCo Group (left) Dr Gorden …
Boustead Leather back on its feet Chronicle 22/6/2021 Boustead Leather employees busy at work at the company’s factory in Bulawayo Prosper Ndlovu, Business Editor BULAWAYO-based tannery Boustead Leather (formerly Wet Blue Industries) is back on its feet with operations now anchored towards tapping into opportunities in the wider leather value chain. Since coming out …
Zim to send smallest Olympic team ever Chronicle 22/6/2021 Donata Katai Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE will send their smallest number of athletes to the Olympic Games since the country attained independence in 1980. Five athletes, who include the swimming duo of Donata Katai and Peter Wetzlar, sprinter Ngoni Makusha, rower Peter Purcell-Gilpin …
Bubi-Lupane pilots rural industrialisation Chroncle 22/6/2021 The Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Resettlement Dr Anxious Jongwe Masuka during his tour of the Bubi-Lupane Irrigation scheme in Lupane on Friday (Picture by Dennis Mudzamiri) Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has identified Bubi-Lupane Irrigation Scheme in Lupane, Matabeleland North, as a pilot project …
Edible oil prices to drop — RBZ Chronicle 21/6/2021 Dr John Mangudya Harare Bureau THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says it expects the prices of edible oil, a major household commodity, to fall in tandem with the rapidly declining global prices of the key raw material, crude cooking oil. Domestic prices of the …
Wheat hectarage surpasses target Sunday Mail 20/6/2021 Kudakwashe Ruzive CLOSE to 90 000 hectares will be put under wheat this winter season, surpassing the national target by over 5 000 hectares, which raises the prospect that output will also be more than targeted. Farmers had already planted 53 000 hectares by last week compared …
Training centre to revolutionise wildlife conservation 0 June 19, 2021 6:10 AM Source: Training centre to revolutionise wildlife conservation | Newsday (News) BY VANESSA GUZHA A NEW training facility by the International Anti-Poaching Foundation (IAPF) is set to revolutionise the future of wildlife conservation in the country. The privately-run facility is being built in the Phundundu wildlife …
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Give young farmers a chance: Minister 0 June 19, 2021 6:40 AM Source: Give young farmers a chance: Minister – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY KENNETH NYANGANI AGRICULTURE deputy minister Douglas Karoro has said young people should be given a chance to venture into farming to sustain the country’s agrarian future. Karoro made the remarks this week during a tour …