adminChurches intensify drug abuse campaign
IN response to calls by President Mnangagwa for a concerted fight against drug abuse churches are implementing a number of youth-focused programmes to take them off drugs.
Robust fisheries management plan developed
Zimbabwe has developed a robust fisheries management plan to bolster sustainable use of the Lake Kariba fishery so that the 41 fishing camps and villages along the southern shore can feed their communities and produce commercial surpluses for sale without overfishing wrecking the industry.
Imported genetics improving goat, pig production: ZAGP
THE Government and development partners’ interventions in livestock production are bearing fruit as goat and pig productivity and production increased, thanks to imports of top-quality genetics under the Zimbabwe Agricultural Growth Programme (ZAGP) in 2020.
Traditional leaders to issue birth, death records
GOVERNMENT is working to build the capacity of traditional leaders to be able to issue birth and death confirmation records for those who are born or die outside health institutions.
Cattle banks, a store of value for smallholder farmers
AMID growing calls by farmers for cattle to be considered cattle bankable assets, a local company TN Cattle Depository, has responded with innovation that enables farmers to access loans on the strength of the cattle they have while realising the maximum value of their animals.
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Ramaphosa asks ports operator for plan to end logistics crisis
Bloomberg South African President Cyril Ramaphosa directed executives of state-owned rail and port operator Transnet to come up with a plan to end the nation’s logistics crisis. The embattled company…
All is set for World Theatre Day
All is set for belated World Theatre Day commemorations to be held today at Cyril Jennings Hall in Highfields surbub, Harare.
Women with disabilities fight stigma
Most women with disabilities who contract sexually transmitted infections (STIs) do not seek medical care due to stigma, resulting in many of them giving birth to children with visual impairments, an official has said.