Agriculture

Rising fuel costs hit Zimbabwe farmers, threatening food supply

By Farmers Weekly Fuel price increases in Zimbabwe are linked to the war in the Middle East, which has disrupted
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China zero-tariff policy set to boost Zimbabwe blueberry exports

By Agencies China’s decision to grant zero-tariff access to exports from 53 African countries with diplomatic ties to Beijing is
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Kenya’s flower industry loses millions of dollars weekly due to the Iran war

By Associated Press NAIROBI: Kenya’s flower industry has reported weekly losses of up to $1.4 million since the Iran war
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‘Not a bad thing’ – says Minister Ncube on white farmers approaching Trump over long-promised

By AFP As white Zimbabwe farmers again ask the Trump administration to weigh in on long-promised government compensation for their
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White Zimbabwe farmers turn to US president Donald Trump in $3.5 billion dispute

By Bloomberg News White farmers in Zimbabwe, thousands of whom had their land seized in violent state-backed invasions beginning in
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Botswana bans livestock imports from Zimbabwe amid FMD outbreak near border

By APA Botswana has imposed an immediate ban on the importation of cloven‑hoofed livestock and related products from Zimbabwe after
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How perseverance turned a bookshop owner into Zimbabwe’s top tobacco farmer

By Farmers Weekly  Zimbabwean tobacco farmer Denford Mutwiwa has built a large-scale commercial operation by treating farming as a business,
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Many now sick and destitute, SA farmers struggle to get compensation for land losses in

By Farmers Weekly On 25 November 2025, the Bulawayo High Court in Zimbabwe heard a case in which South African
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Zimbabwe dairy farmers look to Australia for growth; week-long tour expands connections

By dairynewsaustralia.com.au Zimbabwean dairy farmers are looking to Australia to boost their herd numbers and productivity. Genetics Australia hosted 12
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China’s tech push reshapes Zimbabwe’s tobacco fields, bringing big gains and bigger risks

By chinaglobalsouth.com Claude Kaharo stands outside his traditional tobacco curing barn in Marondera, Mashonaland East, watching smoke billow from the
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