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The latest Zimbabwe news, from NewsDay, Herald, Chronicle and more. 11 stories
CIO boss in fresh farm grabSTATE security agent Rodney Mashingaidze has reportedly relaunched his bid to grab Maleme Ranch in Matabeleland South province, two years after he was blocked by chiefs, civil society and villagers be...NewsDayFarming27 December 2017
Mines and Minerals Act amendment to benefit farmersTHE GOVERNMENT has said it will amend the Mines and Minerals Act to balance the interests of farmers and miners following the discovery of minerals on farms. Responding to questions in the National As...OnlineFarming9 November 2017
Uproar over donkey abattoirAnimal conservationists are protesting the slaughtering of donkeys for commercial purposes following an announcement by a Bulawayo-based company that it has started building a $150 000 state-of-the-ar...ChronicleFarming8 October 2017
Quelea birds: Middle Sabi wheat under threatOver 700 hectares of late planted wheat crop in the middle Sabi area continues to be threatened by quelea birds following a standoff between farmers and a local sugar cane farmer over aerial spraying....OnlineFarming4 October 2017
Land reform non-racial — ministerThe land issue has nothing to do with race, but deals with the equitable distribution of the finite resource to ensure all people contribute to the economy and well being of the nation, the Minister o...HeraldFarming11 September 2017
Pay rentals or move out, farmers toldGovernment has urged farmers, who benefited from the land reform programme to pay rentals or make way for other Zimbabweans willing to be productive. This was said by Lands and Rural Resettlement Mini...HeraldFarming8 September 2017
Zim imports maize despite 'bumper harvest'ZIMBABWE imported maize worth $82 million in the first five months of the year at a time the country was boasting of a bumper harvest, latest trade data from Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimst...OnlineFarming6 July 2017
Riots at Tobacco Sales FloorsBusiness went to a halt this Thursday (04 May) at Tobacco Sales Floor as members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) fought endless battles with some farmers who were demanding payment for the tobac...OnlineFarming5 May 2017- ARDA ventures into pecan nut productionTHE Agriculture and Rural Development Authority has secured an investor to produce pecan nuts, chairman Mr Basil Nyabadza has said. Pecan nuts are the product of the hickory tree, also known as Carya....OnlineFarming4 May 2017
Bulawayo Polytechnic designs multi-purpose water cartTHE Bulawayo Polytechnic has designed a new innovative animal-drawn water machine that could be used for irrigation purposes. The machine was exhibited at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF)....OnlineFarming4 May 2017
Zim ventures into cigar tobacco productionZimbabwe is now producing cigar wrapper tobacco, becoming the third African country after Cameroon and Kenya to produce the high value brand. The tobacco is produced by farmers in Burma Valley, Manica...OnlineFarming11 April 2017





