From Wheelchair to Piggery Empire: Makoshera’s Journey of Grit, Hope

By Violet Mashonga When Leonard Makoshera rolls through his piggery in Nyanga South Constituency, barking instructions to workers and checking on his livestock, few would guess the long road that…

Govt Pushes Value Addition in Mhondoro Ngezi

By Violet Mashonga The government is intensifying efforts to boost agricultural productivity and rural industrialisation in Mhondoro Ngezi District, with a strong focus on innovation, technology and value addition at…

Traditional Grains: Key to Sustainable Farming and Healthier Diets

By Admore Mbonda in Kariba Mashonaland West — In a decisive shift from conventional agricultural thinking, the Government of Zimbabwe has urged commercial farmers to invest more deliberately in traditional…

Presidential Programme Revives Zimbabwe’s Rivers

By Violet Mashonga Zimbabwe has taken a significant step toward securing its water resources with the launch of the Presidential River Rehabilitation Programme, a nationwide initiative aimed at restoring river…

First Lady’s Small Grains Drive Gains Momentum in Zvimba North

By Elvis Dumba Banket, Zimbabwe – The First Lady of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr Auxilia Mnangagwa, has intensified efforts to promote household food security through the distribution of sorghum…

Mushroom — Zimbabwe’s manna from heaven

By Dr Tony M. Monda In most parts of Zimbabwe with the onset of the rains, it is common to see young children selling mushrooms along the roadsides. Indigenous mushrooms…

The potential of pig farming in Zimbabwe Pt 2

By Dr. Tony M. Monda When selecting stock, farmers should pay close attention to the breed of pigs, its qualities and characteristics and the economic objective in question. The Berkshire…

Pig breeding and management in Zimbabwe Pt1

By Dr. Tony M. Monda Many Zimbabweans will be familiar with the succulent meat of the Njiri – the prolific, hardy indigenous wild pigs. Smaller in size than the commercial…

Gender and cattle in Zimbabwe

By Dr. Tony M. Monda Traditionally Zimbabwean women have always been accorded their space and respect in society. This is clearly evidenced in the Shona traditional cattle culture of Zimbabwe.…

Farmers Urged to Maximize Rain Season for Food Security

By Violet Mashonga Harare — Farmers across Zimbabwe have been urged to fully utilize the ongoing rain season to boost agricultural output and strengthen national food security. Medelinah Magwenzi, Chief…