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SHALOM Agro Chemicals is a fast growing registered retailer of agrochemicals and hardware, having commenced operations in 2002. The company specialises in the retailing of agrochemicals such as veterinary chemicals, agro inputs as well as hardware products that include knapsacks, plough parts,
Vaccination essential in beef cattle
Dr Pasca GwaradaTHE approach to disease control must always be prevention rather than treatment as an outbreak of disease may result in deaths or destruction of vital organs. Many diseases are untreatable and many
Retracing the Pioneer Column’s colonial footsteps
Mandla Dingani Entertainment Reporter
Bulawayo-based Amakhosi Cultural Centre will on March 2 host a musical theatre production performance on the work’s progress, with a Zimbabwean and South African taste. “Inyelane”, as the
Allocate Zimra enough funds to do its job better
Customs ports exist to collect taxes, in fact one of the oldest taxes on record, and in the modern world now also has security functions, helping curb and hopefully prevent illegal imports of weapons, drugs and other totally undesirable items. Since no one likes paying taxes, although most acceptOf ‘springs’ and televised ‘wars’
Ramzy BaroudIn the final days of the Libyan conflict, as Nato conducted a non-stop bombing campaign, an Al Jazeera Arabic television correspondent’s actions raised more than eyebrows. They also raised
Stop deaths, not funding!
Dr Unni KarunakaraWhen the Global Fund to fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria announced in November that it had to cancel its new round of funding because it was running out of funds, it felt like a punch in the face for
Inside ‘Waiting For The Rain’
Charles MungoshiOne of the worst things that can happen and often happens — to a writer is to fall into the doldrums, that scary place where nothing happens at all, yet you are screaming at the top of your voice, “I want
Regime Change: The Libya reality
Professor Amitai ChikuMONTHS after the brutal murder of Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi, African leaders seem to be coming to terms with the reality of the tragedy of allowing the West to handle the continent’s political
Lessons from Chinese work ethics
Gertrude Takawira
The Chinese have been socialised, not just to work hard, but to work hard for the long-term benefit of the family . . . this diligence, in fact, is not characteristic of a single group within Chinese society,