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TIMB rolls out biometric system for tobacco farmers

Matsvaire said biometric registration was a core TIMB strategy to strengthen accountability in the sector.
By Nhau Mangirazi Aug. 22, 2025

CCC members row over Chamisa

Members of the CCC camp, led by Jameson Timba, are reportedly at each other’s throat as they jostle for influence and proximity to Chamisa.
By Miriam Mangwaya Aug. 14, 2025

In defence of sacked Nssa chairperson

The dismissal of directors without cause is rampant in state firms
By Joseph Kanyekanye Jul. 18, 2025

Matsvaire appointed TIMB CEO

Zimbabwe Tobacco Farmers and Growers Association president George Seremwe applauded Matsvaire’s appointment, saying it adds value to TIMB.
By Nhau Mangirazi Jun. 17, 2025

TIMB spearheads menstrual hygiene for rural learners

TIMB chief finance officer Willard Zidyambanje said the intervention fell under the social pillar of the board’s ESG framework, with a focus on uplifting
By Ashton Ndakusiya Jun. 10, 2025

TIMB moves to protect tobacco curing source

Tobacco curing involves drying harvested leaves using controlled heat over several days.
By Ashton Ndakusiya Jun. 4, 2025

TIMB biometric system simplifies grower registration, boosts security

Growers across the country have largely welcomed the biometric registration process, citing enhanced security and fewer cases of identity theft at the contract and auction floors.
By Munashe Nyuke May. 12, 2025

Lower tobacco prices worry Zimbabwe farmers

The new tobacco marketing season opened with prices ranging from US$1,59 per kilogramme for the lowest tobacco grade to US$4,65 per kilogramme for the highest grade.
By Blessed Ndlovu May. 11, 2025

Matabeleland South props up tobacco production

TIMB acting chief executive Emmanuel Matsvaire said the regional presence would drastically reduce the distance farmers travel, lowering costs and increasing access to markets.
By Nhau Mangirazi Apr. 23, 2025