9.3.2015 11:04

Homefields and outfields: different sites, different response to soil management

There is a long and distinguished history of soils research in Zimbabwe, led by the Department of Research and Specialist Services and the University of Zimbabwe...
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4.3.2015 17:25

Tobacco farmers use banned chemicals

Tobacco farmers are defying a government directive by using banned chemicals in the production of the...
4.3.2015 17:21

Taxi operators up in arms as cops impound Japanese vehicles

Police last week banned second-hand Japanese People Carriers including the popular Toyota Granvia, Noah, Elgrande, Regius...
4.3.2015 14:57

Corruption hits small mining claims

A storm is brewing in Bindura after several gold panners reported that they were being dispossessed...
4.3.2015 14:53

Witch hunt at Meikles as tension rises

There is a witch-hunt going on in Meikles for the source of information revealed in The...
4.3.2015 14:48

New coalition unearths widespread mining abuse

NGOs working with communities in mining areas have formed a coalition to tackle shocking abuses and...
2.3.2015 10:05

Soils for life: Some cautionary tales for the International Year of Soils

You may not know, but 2015 is the International Year of Soils. Soils are of course...
1.3.2015 20:27

Mahofa vows to grab Conservancies

Shuvai Mahofa has vowed to grab Save Valley conservancies, arguing that the area had become an...
1.3.2015 20:25

Arda operations crippled by labour laws

The Agricultural and Rural Development Authority’s operations have not been spared by the harsh labour laws...
26.2.2015 8:27

Why we must reject the RBZ Debt

I propose that the Reserve Bank Debt Assumption Bill be renamed the Reserve Bank Debt Sanitisation...
25.2.2015 10:49

Diamond workers to sue Anjin

Desperate employees at Anjin Investments are planning to take the company to court over massive abuse...
25.2.2015 10:33

Zimbabwe loses $15 billion to smuggling

International traffickers are silently smuggling semi-precious gemstones from Zimbabwe’s rural periphery, making a killing while the...
25.2.2015 10:18

Daggers out for Meikles boss

Meikles shareholders are gunning for the group’s executive chairman, John Moxon, following the blue chip company’s...
23.2.2015 14:07

Zim appeals to ADB on re-engagement with international finance institutions

Finance Minister, Patrick Chinamasa, today made a passionate appeal to the African Development Bank (ADB) to...

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