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Golden leaf farmers are enemies from within says chief – RadioVop Zimbabwe

By Nhau Mangirazi Hurungwe Chief Mjinga Mutenhe Madadairwa aged (75) is bitter that tobacco farmers are doing lot of injustice to the environment and are therefore enemies from within communities. He is aggrieved that communal farmers under his jurisdiction in Hurungwe East joined tobacco farming and are destroying forests. One of the affected areas is within Tengwe, formerly a prime farming area that produces cash crops including tobacco, soya beans, maize and wheat in Hurungwe district within Mashonaland West. He added, ‘‘Tobacco has brought a lot of devastation around our communities. We have witnessed unwarranted natural destruction of nature around,’’ Besides earning the country foreign currency of over one billion US dollars, Zimbabwe’s golden leaf farming has forced the country to witness deforestation where resettled farmers on large tracks of land have left it bare facing desertification.

Zimbabwe generalMashonaland westLittle englandAnna brazierNhau mangiraziMjinga mutenhe madadairwaOlga nhariZimbabwe national water authorityTobacco farmers union of zimbabweDistrict development coordinatorCollaborative partnership on forestsEnvironment management agencyForestry commission mashonalandForestry commissionWomen in agriculture unionInternational day of forests is forest

Rainfall levels decrease as season nears end - Zimbabwe Situation

Rainfall levels decrease as season nears end Agric, Environment & Innovations Editor Rainfall amounts have decreased significantly over the past month with slight chances of measurable showers to be received in some parts of the country in the coming weeks, the Meteorological Services Department said in an update. “Most of the areas across the country have not received rains in the past month. A few pockets have received some rainfall totals though they have been below 30 mm. As a result, there has not been any significant changes in the accumulated rainfall in many areas,” the Met Department said. “The majority of the country is within the above normal category in terms of the received precipitation. This area is mostly in the southern and western parts. The north-eastern areas have received rains within the normal category.”

Mashonaland eastMatabeleland southMashonaland centralBenjamin kwendaSifelani tsikoZimbabwe national water authorityMeteorological services departmentMet departmentமஷோனலண்ட் கிழக்குமஷோனலண்ட் மையபெஞ்சமின் குவேண்டாஸிஂபாப்வே தேசிய தண்ணீர் அதிகாரம்வானிலை சேவைகள் துறைசந்தித்தார் துறை

Use devolution funds on capital projects - Zimbabwe Situation

Use devolution funds on capital projects - Zimbabwe Situation
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Mashonaland westConrad mupesaMary mliswa chikokaMashonaland west bureauZimbabwe national water authorityMinistry of landsDistrict development fundTop storiesProvincial affairsMashonaland west mary mliswa chikokaRural resettlementமஷோனலண்ட் மேற்குமஷோனலண்ட் மேற்கு பணியகம்ஸிஂபாப்வே தேசிய தண்ணீர் அதிகாரம்அமைச்சகம் ஆஃப் நிலங்கள்மாவட்டம் வளர்ச்சி நிதி

Byo supply dams 70% full - Zimbabwe Situation

Byo supply dams 70% full - Zimbabwe Situation
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Coca Cola Foundation, Danish Church In US$50 000 Bulawayo Borehole Project

By Bulawayo Correspondent WATER insecure Bulawayo has received another timely boost after Coca Cola Foundation and Danish Church aid pledged US$50 000 for the drilling of six boreholes to service the metropolitan province. The gesture follows last week’s commissioning of 10 boreholes at Epping Forest in Nyamandlovu by the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA). These two projects will go a long way in solving the city’s perennial water challenges. Speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony of the six borehole water project in Emakhandeni high density suburb Thursday, city mayor Solomon Mguni said the project will enhance access to uninterrupted portable water by residents.

Danish churchZimbabwe national water authorityCoca cola foundationSpread thisEpping forestSolomon mguniFlow serveWednesday marchடேனிஷ் தேவாலயம்ஸிஂபாப்வே தேசிய தண்ணீர் அதிகாரம்கோகோ கோலா அடித்தளம்பரவுதல் இதுஎபிஂக் காடுஓட்டம் சேவைபுதன்கிழமை அணிவகுப்பு