adminPoultry sector absorbs 75pc stock feeds
Edgar Vhera-Agriculture Specialist Writer The poultry sector has absorbed 75 percent of stock feeds produced in 2023, as broiler producers increased production by 30 percent to meet demand. The Stockfeed…
Impassioned plea to save Zim stone sculpture from plunder
Tony Monda-Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe’S stone sculpture plays an important role in interpreting social reality between the artist and the viewer. It forms a contemporary cultural memory bank for further study…
Exciting times for tobacco industry
Agriculture Specialist Writer THIS past week was quite eventful for the tobacco industry as Zimbabwe hosted the first World Tobacco Africa Expo (WTAE), while farmers pocketed US$489 million after selling…
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‘Building farmer’s climate resilience critical in achieving SDGs’
Leonard Ncube, [email protected] THE insurance industry should play a pivotal role in building climate resilience by supporting small-holder farmers to access risk mitigation measures to help Africa fight climate change…
HADEBE OPTIMISTIC OF SURVIVAL
WITH a single round of matches remaining before the curtain comes down on the Turkish Super League, Teenage Hadebe remains optimistic his club will survive relegation.
Platinum’s shortage to persist as fuel demand slows
The platinum market will remain in a deficit this year as a slowdown in the electric-vehicle boom supports demand for autocatalysts, according to the World Platinum Investment Council.
ANDY FLOWER MAKES HISTORY
FORMER Zimbabwe captain Andy Flower has made history with the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League.
ZEMURA IN SERIE A FINAL DAY DRAMA
ZIMBABWE international defender, Jordan Zemura, will be involved in the final day drama as the Italian Serie A relegation puzzle remains unresolved with one round of matches remaining.
MAPEZA DOING IT FOR THE FANS
NORMAN Mapeza says FC Platinum are fighting to cheer the spirits of their fans.
DECREASE IN AREA CONSUMED BY VELD FIRES IN MASH WEST. . . Minister wants to see more effort in preventing veld fires
THE area destroyed by veld fires in Mashonaland West, as of October last year, represented a huge drop, compared to the previous year, the province’s Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution has revealed.