Buoyed by Chinese demand, blueberry farmers ramp up exports

Buoyed by Chinese demand, blueberry farmers ramp up exports

By Sharon Tawuya Harare, (New Ziana)- Zimbabwe expects to export 11 500 tonnes of blueberries this year, a huge leap from 9 500 tonnes last year, a horticultural body has said. The Horticulture Development Council (HDC) said easy access to the huge Chinese market was...
High Court Quashes Chief Murinye’s Summons in School Dispute

High Court Quashes Chief Murinye’s Summons in School Dispute

Antony Chawagarira MASVINGO – The High Court has quashed summons issued by Chief Murinye against Riverton Academy founder Philimon Mutangiri, ruling that the traditional leader improperly sought to determine issues that were already before the High Court. Justice...
Despite xenophobic tensions, Zimbabweans continue flocking to SA

Despite xenophobic tensions, Zimbabweans continue flocking to SA

By Simbarashe Muparaganda Bulawayo, (New Ziana) – Despite renewed anti-African immigrant disturbances in parts of South Africa that have displaced thousands of foreign nationals and triggered mass repatriation by their respective countries, Zimbabweans continue to...
Govt launches US$25m livestock infrastructure facility

Govt launches US$25m livestock infrastructure facility

Bulawayo, (New Ziana) – Government has launched a US$25 million Livestock Health and Infrastructure Facility to modernise livestock production and accelerate the recovery of the national cattle herd under the Livestock Recovery and Growth Plan. Chief Director in the...
Miners buried after mine collapse

Miners buried after mine collapse

Staff Reporter KWEKWE – Two artisanal miners died after a section of a mine shaft collapsed on them while working at Vigilant Mine in Kwekwe on Monday evening. Three other miners who were working with them escaped unhurt. Midlands provincial police spokesperson...
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