From Guyo to global: Zim’s heritage on a plate

Charles Mavhunga Tourism Branding In the clay-red dust of Kwekwe, something extraordinary is happening around an open fire. Women pound mortar. The scent of popcorn drifts across community grounds. The…

Purchase your 40pc grain requirements before import

Edgar Vhera Specialist Writer – Agribusiness GOVERNMENT has warned grain and oilseed buyers they must buy 40 percent of their annual needs from local farmers before they can import the…

Livestock stakeholders call for action on regulatory reforms

Edgar Vhera Specialist Writer – Agribusiness STAKEHOLDERS in the livestock industry have called on Government ministries to expedite the planned business reforms covering levies, licences, fees and permits. This follows…

Non-compliant tobacco growers risk penalties over stalks deadline

Elita Chikwati Agriculture News Editor TOBACCO growers who fail to destroy stalks will be flagged in the national grower database, a move that will directly affect their regulatory clearance, marketing…

Zimbabwe marks World Milk Day amid push for self-sufficiency

Edgar Vhera Specialist Writer – Agribusiness Zimbabwe today joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Milk Day. This year’s theme focuses on celebrating women farmers, highlighting the essential…

May our agribusiness projects succeed

Engineer Tapuwa Justice Mashangwa Every agricultural season comes with its own characteristics that are necessary for the optimum growth and adaption of plants and animals. The acknowledgement of these trends…

Waste to wealth: US$10m timber investment

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter ZIMBABWE’S timber value chain is set for a historic revival following Wattle Company’s announcement of a US$10 million pulp manufacturing plant at its Selbourne plantation in…

Flames, greed consume green gold

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter THE once-thriving commercial timber empire of Manicaland, nestled in the pine-clad mountains of the Eastern Highlands, is bleeding away hectares of forest as a toxic cocktail…

Export demand fuels horticulture boom

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter ZIMBABWE’S horticulture sector — anchored largely in Manicaland Province — recorded significant growth in 2025, with farmers and industry players attributing the expansion to increased planted…

Power surge in Manicaland

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter GOVERNMENT is moving with electric pace, and has so far electrified 88 percent of rural schools, health centres and public institutions in Manicaland Province — with…

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