Managing livestock in a variable, fragmented landscape: challenges of accumulation in Matobo, Zimbabwe

Most of the huge ranches that took up much of Matobo district outside the crowded communal areas to the north were divided up during land reform....

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Zimbabwe brings back maize import ban after bumper harvest

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe has brought back a ban on maize imports to boost local farmers,...

Zimbabwe delegation visits China to advance smart water cooperation and exchange

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Crazed man kills five in unprovoked violent attack in Madlambuzi

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Schools crumbling as BEAM funds go unpaid since 2023, parliament hears

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Shamu revives trademark praise, lauds Mnangagwa’s SADC leadership

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Justice Katiyo faces mounting complaints over serial blunders

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US Suspends Visa Processing in Zimbabwe: What It Means for Travelers and Students

The U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe suspended the majority of its visa processing services as of August...

Investing in rural people in Zimbabwe

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