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SMALL-scale millers have appealed to Government to increase maize allocations and release outstanding payments to ensure consumers have adequate supplies of roller meal.
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Safa respond to govt ruling
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Govt to decongest Bulawayo
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Delta accrues US$63m external debt
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Worshippers defy ban on church gatherings
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Banks comply with RBZ order
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Stock up stover, cattle producers urged
Mashonaland Central’s provincial livestock officer Mr Daniel Kampiyao has urged farmers to start collecting and stocking hay and maize stover for their livestock ahead of the winter season.