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Shareholder approval awaited for crucial US$8 million Tanganda capital push

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 Offer remains under consideration.

Zimbabwe unveils US$20m plan to compensate white farmers this year

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.

Hippo Valley Estates grapples with currency mismatch and duty-free imports

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.

Tanganda Tea Company dumps auditors Ernst & Young over accounting dispute

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 July 15, 2024.

Zimbabwean rancher shatters SA auction records … buys bull for R8million

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.

Seed Co Limited’s audit report reveals web of financial irregularities

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 Standards (IFRS).

Ministers says Grain Marketing Board has cleared arrears for maize farmers

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.

Cottco launches blitz to encourage cotton production in Zimbabwe

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.

Cottco employees go five months without pay amid company crisis

Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) employees say they have gone five months without receiving a cent in salaries from the troubled parastatal.

‘Illegal trust’ milking 50 percent of Shashe Irrigation Scheme proceeds

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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