Green Fuel

A consignment belonging to Green Fuel, the country’s biggest ethanol producer, has been intercepted by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) at Beitbridge Border Post after being flagged as possible contraband.
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The High Court in Mutare will today hear a case in which Chisumbanje villagers have dragged Green Fuel to court over about 500 hectares of cotton and maize fields the ethanol producer has allegedly arbitrarily annexed for its sugarcane…
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By Ndakaziva Majaka Green Fuel is moving to ramp up ethanol production at its Chisumbanje site through a hectarage increase exercise anticipated to see the group with about 13 000 hectares (ha) of land by year end, one of its…
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By Kenneth Matimaire | The Zimbabwean | CHISUMBANJE - Green Fuel has roped in the Joint Operations Command (JOC) to supress villagers who are demanding that the ethanol-producing company fulfil its social community responsibility…
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Villagers surrounding Checheche Growth Point in south-eastern Zimbabwe are facing the traumatic prospect of landlessness as rent-seeking land developers, the Green Fuel company, a local politician and local government officials are caught…
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Six villagers in Chinyamukwakwa village in Chisumbanje, Manicaland province have been left nursing injuries sustained from a brutal assault perpetrated by police officers following a land ownership dispute involving Green Fuels Private…
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Government has, with immediate effect, reduced the mandatory petrol blending ratio from 15 percent ethanol to five percent, citing low sugar cane supplies.
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HARARE - Zimbabwe's energy sector regulator says it is ready to licence new ethanol producers to avoid dependency on a single supplier, Green Fuel (GF).
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Human life, animals and underground water are at the mercy of extinction and pollution by waste matter discharged by Green Fuel’s ethanol production in Chisumbanje, with some people in the area reportedly now partially blind, while others…
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Fuming Chisumbanje villagers have threatened “war” on ethanol plant investor Billy Rautenbach whom they accuse of taking their land without compensation.
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