Agriculture

MUTARE - Zimbabwe’s largest tea producer Tanganda Tea Company Limited has issued a further cautionary announcement, informing shareholders and the investing public that the company’s proposed capital raise through a Renounceable Rights…
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The Zimbabwean government has announced plans to compensate former farm owners affected by the Land Reform Programme, allocating US$20 million towards reimbursement of foreign farmers.
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Hippo Valley Estates Limited, a subsidiary of Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe, a leading agricultural company, has reported a tumultuous first quarter ending June 30, 2024, marked by significant currency fluctuations and operational challenges.
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Tanganda Tea Company Limited has terminated its engagement with Ernst & Young Chartered Accountants (Zimbabwe) as auditors, citing differences over the interpretation of accounting standards in hyperinflationary economies, effective…
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Zimbabwean rancher Collins Tafireyi was the headline maker at an auction held in Mpumalanga, South Africa, after he purchased a bull for R8million (US$431 664) at the Hurwitz Farming Production Auction.
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KPMG Chartered Accountants has delivered a scathing verdict on Seed Co Limited's financial statements, issuing an adverse audit opinion that highlights multiple material weaknesses and non-compliance with International Financial Reporting…
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HARARE - The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has paid farmers all outstanding amounts for the maize that they delivered to the parastatal, a Cabinet Minister has said.
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The Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) has embarked on a drive to encourage farmers to increase their crop size in a blitz dubbed ‘donje mumunda’, an official has said.
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Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) employees say they have gone five months without receiving a cent in salaries from the troubled parastatal.
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BEITBRIDGE - Shashe Irrigation Scheme farmers are not realising profits because their affairs are managed by a Trust, which allegedly milks 50 percent of their proceeds as administration fees.
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