Zimbabwe helps drought-stricken farmers grow more maize

HARARE, ZIMBABWE —In Zimbabwe, a tractor loaded with tobacco arrives at an auction floor in Harare driven by farmers from Hurungwe area, about 300 kilometers north...

After drought, Zimbabwe contends with fall armyworm invasion

It was first detected in Africa barely a year ago, yet the fall armyworm, a type...

Young people and agriculture: implications for post-land reform Zimbabwe

‘Youth’ have recently become the centre of development debates, particularly around African agriculture. A poorly defined...

Control stamps obligatory for tobacco

Maputo (AIM) – In an attempt to stamp out contraband, the Mozambican Tax Authority (AT) has...

EXCLUSIVE: Mugabe gives more land to ex-freedom fighters ahead of 2018 vote

Harare – Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is promising to give more land to the country's former...

Land audits: a tricky technical and political challenge

A major task of Zimbabwe’s new Land Commission will be to undertake periodic audits of land...

How women farmers are battling climate change in Zimbabwe

Chengetai Zonke lost much of her maize crop to drought last year. When it came to...

Underutilised land in Zimbabwe: not a new problem

There has been a long debate in Zimbabwe about whether the nation’s arable land is being...

Police recover stolen wheat

Vila Manica (Mozambique) (AIM) – The Mozambican police have recovered 20 tonnes of wheat stolen from...

From rare experiences with wild elephants in Hwange, zimbabwe, Sharon Pincott is now living with “rare diseases”

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Zimbabwe to donate 2,000 animals to Mozambique

Maputo (AIM) – The Zimbabwean government is to donate 2,000 animals to Moambique to restock the...

The future of medium-scale commercial farms in Africa: lessons from Zimbabwe

Important changes are afoot in the size structure of farms in Africa. The rise of ‘medium-scale’...

Zimbabwe hosts emergency meeting on armyworm infestation

The United Nations is holding emergency talks in Harare to address the crop-eating "armyworm" caterpillars currently...

“No condition is permanent”: small-scale commercial farming in Zimbabwe

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