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Zesa spreads prepaid meters to farms

ZESA Holdings has been ordered to implement prepaid and smart electricity meters across all sectors of the economy by October this year, a government move aimed at enhancing revenue collection and curbing rampant non-payment, especially am…

Published: 18 Jul 2025 at 08:30hrs | 89 | by Staff reporter

Zimbabwe decentralises title deed processing system for farms

The Government has embarked on a nationwide decentralisation of the farm title deed processing system in a bold move to streamline land tenure services and improve access for farmers across the country.The initiative, which forms part of t…

Published: 06 Apr 2025 at 11:24hrs | | by Staff reporter

Zimbabwe govt will not allow lawlessness

The government has justified its actions in evicting and apprehending thousands of illegal settlers nationwide, asserting that it cannot tolerate lawlessness.During a question and answer session in Parliament on Wednesday, Leader of Govern…

Published: 16 Feb 2024 at 05:02hrs | | by Staff reporter

Farm viability: Implications for land reform, investment

THERE are many misconceptions about farming in southern Africa, and one of the most insidious is the notion of "viability". A narrow economistic version has predominated that is based on a normative vision of farming based on full-time, la…

Published: 03 Oct 2018 at 07:17hrs | 1 | by Ian Scoones

Max du Preez wrong about 'Zimbabwe's flourishing farms'

In reply to Max du Preez's column on "Zimbabwe's flourishing farms."Joe Hanlon, quoted in Max's piece, is a distinguished author and commentator on Southern African politics and economics, notably on Mozambique. However, his book, "Zimbabw…

Published: 05 May 2013 at 08:11hrs | | by Jan Raath

Zimbabwe's flourishing farms

It is something many South Africans do not want to hear and would probably find hard to believe: ZimbabweâˆšÂ¢â€šÃ‡Â¨â€šÃ‘Â¢s radical land redistribution has worked and agricultural production is on levels comparable to the time before the…

Published: 05 May 2013 at 06:30hrs | | by Max du Preez

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Zesa spreads prepaid meters to farms

Zimbabwe decentralises title deed processing system for farms

Zimbabwe govt will not allow lawlessness

Farm viability: Implications for land reform, investment

Max du Preez wrong about 'Zimbabwe's flourishing farms'

Zimbabwe's flourishing farms

Chiwenga has lost a battle not the war

Arsenal deny Atletico Madrid players hot water?

Zanu-PF sits on US$10m war chest

Zimbabwe, Zambia seek innovative solutions to harness Zambezi

Woman ordered to pay ex-husband US$600k divorce settlement

Chinese firm rushes to extract over 60,000 metric tonnes of lithium ahead of ban

Rushwaya warns of revolt over Chinese abuses in mining sector

Govt calls for innovative ways to harness Zambezi water

Security firm pressures school over debt

Teachers slam Zanu-PF ideology plan

US$10 million gold scandal rocks Kwekwe mine

Mining depleting health in Zimbabwe's rural communities

FBC wins US$1m arbitration dispute

Kavango uncovers lucrative gold deposit in Bulawayo

Ex-combatants remanded over Geza protest

7 prosecutors face trial on corruption charges

Radio coverage in Zimbabwe rises

Vumbunu sisters in court for yet another armed robbery

Gweru tightens screws on unregistered architects

Zimbabwe musicians raise red flags over Zimura

Chamisa wins US$21k lawsuit against council police

Mangwana: ED has modernised and industrialised Zimbabwe

The Football Economy: How the beautiful game is powering Nigeria's growth

Charamba fires back at Mliswa

Cabinet shake-up looms?

Mliswa accuses Charamba of betrayal and sabotage

Beer thirst lands man in trouble

Pool game turns violent, man wrecks bar equipment

Zesa prepaid system down

Sakupwanya's Betterbrands accused of illegal riverbed mining

Charamba fires back at Mliswa

Cabinet shake-up looms?

Zimbabwe govt bans foreign trips

Mliswa accuses Charamba of betrayal and sabotage

Chiwenga has lost a battle not the war

Mangwana: ED has modernised and industrialised Zimbabwe

Beer thirst lands man in trouble

Chinese firm rushes to extract over 60,000 metric tonnes of lithium ahead of ban

Bogus cops steal US$14,000 car from dealer

Zanu PF edges closer to a Constitutional coup

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