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Topic : Agriculture

Mass market signals are becoming more important in a changing climate

Every African country needs an early warning system that can unlock the value of informal market signals and transform everyday observations into structured intelligence.

By Charles Dhewa 10m ago

Mass market signals are becoming more important in a changing climate

Harare hosts national summit on climate-smart agriculture

“The Summit aligns with Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 and broader continental efforts to strengthen Africa’s food systems through innovation and technology delivery,” the Ministry said.

By Tatenda Kunaka 20h ago

Harare hosts national summit on climate-smart agriculture

FAO Intensifies Monitoring of Soil Management Projects in Zim

“Farmer feedback remains important in shaping interventions that are practical, inclusive and responsive to local agricultural conditions,” the organisation noted.

By Kirsty Sibanda May. 8, 2026

FAO Intensifies Monitoring of Soil Management Projects in Zim

Kampala Declaration to boost food security gathers dust in Zim

Agriculture minister Anxious Masuka, however, agreed that Zimbabwe is behind time in domesticating the Kampala Declaration.

By Obert Siamilandu May. 8, 2026

Kampala Declaration to boost food security gathers dust in Zim

Zimbabwe sets wheels in motion for US$25m climate recovery boost

The AfDB recently announced the US$25 million Agricultural Climate Resilient and Vulnerability Reduction Project (ACRES) grant to revitalise smallholder agriculture

By Tatira Zwinoira May. 7, 2026

Zimbabwe sets wheels in motion for US$25m climate recovery boost

What numbers say about Stanbic, banking sector

Here is an encouraging signal in the numbers. Net interest income, which is what banks make from lending money, grew from 29% of Stanbic’s total income in 2024 to 37% in 2025.

By Tinashe Mukogo May. 2, 2026

What numbers say about Stanbic, banking sector

Mounting challenges sour sugar production

In its latest report, Foreign Agricultural Service Pretoria (FAS) said despite some optimism with sugarcane growth the domestic sugar market remains saturated.

By Ruth Maseko Apr. 27, 2026

Mounting challenges sour sugar production

Political favouritism has no place in land policy

To structure land tenure reforms in a way that favours certain groups over others betrays the very principle upon which land reform was justified.

By Newsday Apr. 27, 2026

Political favouritism has no place in land policy

Zimbabwe’s 46th independence anniversary: The unfinished journey towards total liberation

We raised our own national flag, sang our national anthem, and formed a democratically elected government—finally, the African people of Zimbabwe took the reins of their own nation.

By Saxon Zvina Apr. 22, 2026