Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Four men nabbed over fake feed 29/4/2019 The Herald Victor Maphosa Herald Correspondent POLICE last week arrested four people who allegedly sold fake stockfeeds, after raiding their premises in Mbare. They recovered more than a tonne of the stockfeeds. The fake stock, which included chicken feed and dog food, was packed in National Foods …
Anti-graft fight on: President’s man 22/4/2019 Herald Tichaona Zindoga Acting EditorThe national anti-corruption fight is game on. That is the strong feeling of the director and chairman of the Special Anti-Corruption Unit in the President’s Office (Sacu) Mr Tabani Mpofu. Over the past months — close to 24, in fact — there has been …
Chief in court over illicit land deals 15/4/2019 The Herald Michael Magoronga Midlands Correspondent A Gokwe traditional leader last week appeared before the courts for his alleged hand in an illicit land deal that took place in 2011. Chief Misheck Njelele (59) allegedly divided a farm in Chemagora area into smaller pieces of land …
Mwenezi white farmer ordered off farm, 3 others face eviction – NewsDay Zimbabwe 7 March 2019 BY GARIKAI MAFIRAKUREVA CHIREDZI magistrate Geraldine Mutsoto last week found a Mwenezi white commercial farmer, Shane Warth, guilty of overstaying at a 50-hectare farm that had been acquired for resettlement by government and ruled that he be evicted from …
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Matupula Hunters lose fight over hunting quota 4/3/2019 The Chronicle Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter THE High Court has dismissed an urgent chamber application by Matupula Hunters which sought to block Tsholotsho Rural District Council from allocating the annual quota in its concession and issuing hunting permits to another safari company. The ruling by …
Manhunt launched for cattle rustlers 21/1/2019 Chief Inspector Philisani Ndebele The Chronicle Whinsley Masara, Chronicle ReporterPOLICE in Matabeleland South have launched a manhunt for two suspects who killed five cattle in the province. The first unidentified suspect, who used wire snares to trap four cattle, fled from the scene and is still at large. …
Jacob Zuma Could Face US $133 Million Lawsuit From Zimbabwe’s White Farmers ⋆ Pindula News Onesimo 10/1/2019 Use EcoCash to buy NetOne & Telecel airtime online. Tap here A South African lawyer representing AfriForum, Willie Spies, said recently that former SA President Jacob Zuma played in a role in oppressing white farmers in Zimbabwe, and that they plan to sue him. Spies …
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Herdsman nabbed for stealing 45 beasts 8/1/2019 The Chronicle Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent A 19-YEAR-OLD herdsman has been arrested and his four accomplices are on the run for allegedly stealing his employer’s 45 cattle. Solomon Sibanda who was employed at Twinrivers Farm in Fort Rixon connived with Khumbulani Golintethe, Sitwell Zondeka, Tapiwa Mandina and …
Armed robbers attack farmhouse, steal $25 000 NewsDay Zimbabwe 14/12/2018 POLICE in Marondera have launched a manhunt for suspected armed robbers who besieged Thursfield Farm, Bromley, owned by Cocker Peter, and got away with $25 000 in cash on Wednesday. BY JAIROS SAUNYAMA Mashonaland East provincial police spokesperson Inspector Tendai Mwanza confirmed the …
ConCourt judgment on Zuma and SADC tribunal welcomed –AfriForum AfriForum welcomes Constitutional Court judgment that Zuma acted unlawfully by taking part in suspending SADC tribunal // December 2018 The Constitutional Court today found in favour of a group of Zimbabwean farmers assisted by AfriForum that former President Jacob Zuma was acting unlawfully and unconstitutionally …
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