Africa pushes green tobacco as Zimbabwe growers face land crunch
“The long-term sustainability of tobacco production can only be guaranteed if we protect our natural resources,” Mnozya told delegates.
By Nhau Mangirazi
4h ago
Very few organisations are benefiting from fragmented information
The slow pace of data and information access slows down economic growth.
By Charles Dhewa
Jul. 1, 2026
Robbie Mupawose: A titan of Zimbabwean commerce
His sterling accomplishments spoke volumes about his enduring commitment to being of exemplary service to his country.
By Muchadeyi Ashton Masunda
Jun. 27, 2026
Women urged to combat GBV, assert land rights
“The ZRP offers counselling services and other interventions to assist survivors of gender-based violence. Women should seek protection orders whenever they are subjected to abuse.”
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni
Jun. 12, 2026
Tobacco Volumes Surge
“Zimbabwe’s tobacco sector has produced and sold much more tobacco in 2026, but the sharp fall in prices has reduced total farmer earnings compared to 2025,” TIMB said.
By Obert Siamilandu
Jun. 8, 2026
What mass markets say about the political economy of African food systems
Political power is marginalising indigenous food
By Charles Dhewa
May. 13, 2026
A belated, but essential step toward the rule of law
The massive US$25 million owed to Dutch farmers, highlights the high cost of ignoring international obligations.
By The Standard
May. 10, 2026
Unequal harvest: GMB accused of favouring wheat over staple grains
LAWMAKERS have raised alarm over the Grain Marketing Board (GMB)’s payment structure, saying it disproportionately favours wheat farmers at the expense of maize and traditional grain producers.
By Sharon Zebra
May. 5, 2026
Young farmers champion agroecology
Climate Action Network Zimbabwe national co-ordinator Wellington Madumira said there was an urgent need to shift agricultural investment.
By Staff Reporter
Apr. 23, 2026
