Ariston to continue investments in irrigation to tackle climate risks
AGRO-Industrial group, Ariston Holdings, says it will continue investing in irrigation infrastructure and water management systems to strengthen climate resilience…
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Tobacco average selling price plunges 25%, hurts farmer earnings
ZIMBABWE’S tobacco average selling price has plunged 25% to US$2,54 per kilogramme, placing pressure on farmer returns at a time…
Kariba goes blue economy: Fish cage project unlocks new incomes
The wider plan for Kariba district includes expanding floating cages and building cold chain infrastructure along the shores of Lake…
Zim coffee exports jump 59pc to US$1m
Zimbabwe’s coffee sector is brewing a comeback after exports rose by 59 percent to US$1 million last year from US$600…
Bee project advances Zim’s bid to export honey to EU
ZIMBABWE has taken a decisive step toward accessing the European Union honey market with the completion of a national training…
Securing feed, saving food: Call for hybrid yellow maize seed
STAKEHOLDERS in the livestock industry have challenged local breeders to invest in hybrid yellow maize seed production to cater for…
Fews Net warns of fertiliser shortages for 2026/27 season
The Famine Early Warning Systems Network (Fews Net) has warned of fertiliser shortages and price increases ahead of Zimbabwe’s 2026/27…
Padenga seeks shareholder nod for share buyback, executive loans
MINER and crocodile farmer Padenga Holdings Limited will seek shareholder approval at its June annual general meeting (AGM) for a…
Govt vows to act on land audit, shifts to productivity
GOVERNMENT has pledged its commitment to acting on the findings of the Zimbabwe Lands Commission Audit and ensure that the…
Govt launches cattle branding drive targeting 2,5 million herd
The government has officially launched the 2026 national cattle branding season, a move officials say is key to strengthening disease…