BY DR TONY MONDA The impact of climate change on biodiversity and on tick-borne diseases is unpredictable. Human behaviour and awareness is also a strong determinant of environmental health, animal…
BY DR TONY M. MONDA Alongside agriculture, the livestock sector is considered as a major part of the economy for Zimbabwe and an important part of food security for the…
Dr Tony Michel Monda, a Zimbabwean Public Health professional and Agro-Veterinary Epidemiologist, was honoured in December 2023, by a consortium of pharmaceutical companies and pharmacologists in Geneva, Switzerland, for his…
BY DR TONY MONDA The disease, which is usually fatal in cattle, occurs when cattle become infected by Theileria, when bitten by brown ear ticks (Rhipicephalus appendiculatus), that carry the…
BY DR. TONY MONDA For the past two decades or so, the seasonal resurgence of Theileriosis in Zimbabwe has been cause for concern. Whilst veterinary research and epidemiology studies have…
The indigenous traditional symbolism and butchers protocol carving meat in Zimbabwe Shona societies BY MICHELINA ANDREUCCI The notion that Western scholars tend to construe in archaeological studies as wilful slaughter…
BY DR TONY MONDA Although semi-arid regions in Zimbabwe are suited for extensive livestock husbandry – i.e.: cattle and other small ruminants, animal performance in these areas remains subdued owing…
Staff Writer In the heart of Zimbabwe’s Mutoko District, a group of dedicated farmers is revolutionising the agricultural landscape. Through their hard work and determination, members of the Dorowera Irrigation…
BY DR TONY MONDA As in most countries around the world, agriculture in South Africa has a central role to play in building a strong economy and, in the process,…
BY DR TONY MONDA Chibage, Maize is the staple diet of the majority of Zimbabwe’s population. Although the history of maize growing has for long been inextricably linked with the…