Zim farmers lead research on conservation agriculture

Prolonged droughts had devastated her maize crops, and cotton prices declined due to a combination of factors, including a collapsing textile industry and a volatile currency.
By Farai Shawn Matiashe May. 11, 2025

Millers fret over grain deliveries

“The GMAZ would like to denounce the on-going side marketing of maize by unscrupulous buyers,” Musarara said.
By Harriet Chikandiwa Sep. 4, 2022

Climate financing boon for Zim agriculture

The transformation of agriculture entails developing a robust sector that has mainstreamed mechanisms of reducing vulnerability of, and maintaining and increasing the resilience of farmers and farming systems to negative climate change impacts.

By The Standard Jan. 23, 2022

Drifting from status to substance: Redefining development in Zim

It is measured not by how many people sit at the high table, but by how many can afford a decent meal.  

biological revolution: Gen Z set to redefine African politics

The continent’s youth, born into the digital age and constituting the majority of Africa’s population, are unmoved by nostalgic invocations of guerrilla camps and liberation battlefields.

Girl commits suicide over O’ level results

Bulawayo police spokesperson Inspector Nomalamga Msebele confirmed the case of sudden of a female juvenile as result of poisoning. 
By Nizbert Moyo Jan. 21, 2026