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Gokwe farmers drive milk production surge

AS Zimbabwe pushes to surpass 155 million litres of milk annually, farmers in Gokwe are emerging as key contributors following the revival of the Gokwe Milk Business Centre.The centre, established in 1994, had operated below capacity for years but is now being revitalised by a group of 22 farmers.The members collectively own 33 milking cattle…

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CCC engages Zanu PF over CAB3

THE Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has confirmed it is engaged in ongoing discussions with the ruling Zanu PF over the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, as political actors seek common ground on key national issues.The proposed amendments have sparked debate across the political divide, with stakeholders closely watching how both the opposition and…

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Drones to become blood samples, medicine couriers

A LOCAL company specialising in drone manufacturing, Drone Solutions Zimbabwe, has launched a drone designed to deliver blood and lifesaving drugs in emergency cases.The drone was showcased during a three-day blood donation campaign in Chitungwiza, hosted by the National Men’s Forum in partnership with the National Blood Service Zimbabwe.In an interview, Drone Solutions Zimbabwe sales…

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Zimbabwe livestock herd rebounds to 5.7 million

ZIMBABWE’S national cattle herd has grown to 5.7 million, marking a steady recovery after the country lost at least 500 000 cattle between 2018 and 2022.The rebound — from around five million — has been attributed to targeted government interventions aimed at revitalising the livestock sector and improving productivity among communal and commercial farmers.Livestock and…

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Bulawayo targets 582 low-cost stands in Luveve

(BCC) has identified land for the development of 582 low-cost, high-density residential stands in Luveve as part of efforts to address the city’s growing housing demand.According to BCC’s latest report, the proposed development will be situated on approximately 72,86 hectares of land located north of Fusi Primary School and west of the existing Luveve suburb.Town…

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Decoding China’s social blueprint in Zimbabwe

IN the dusty, sun-drenched expanses of Manhize, a transformation is occurring that extends far beyond the clanging of steel and the roar of heavy machinery.Here, the Dinson Iron and Steel Company (DISCO) is not just building Africa’s largest integrated steel plant; it is rewriting the social contract between foreign capital and local communities.This phenomenon—a pivot…

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U15 failure a wake-up call

 THE recent disappointing performances by Zimba­bwe’s Under-15 national teams at the CAF African Schools Football Championship should serve as a serious wake-up call for the Zimbabwe Football As­sociation (Zifa). While youth competitions are primarily designed to nurture talent rather than simply chase immediate results, the significant gap exposed on the continental stage points to deeper…

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