Namibia, Zimbabwe to slaughter elephants to feed people
HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe and Namibia have announced plans to slaughter hundreds of wild elephants and other animals to feed hunger-stricken residents amid severe drought conditions in the southern African countries. Zimbabwe said Monday it would allow ...
In today’s news, one person died on Saturday after being stranded in a taxi that was stuck in the snow on the N3 highway in ...
Daily mortality rates have reached as high as 89 cattle, prompting serious concerns. Theileriosis, commonly known as January ...
It is imperative for the country to invest in rice production to meet the projected demand of 800 000 tonnes per year by 2030.
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Zimbabwe's opposition rebukes government as national debt shoots up $4bn in eight monthsBy bne IntelliNews Zimbabwe's public debt has ballooned by about $4bn in about eight months to $21bn, a development that has attracted fierce criticism from the opposition. The southern African nation ...
News editor Guthrie Munyuki and executives from Modus Media, the publishers of the Daily News and Financial Gazette, met with ...
Vice President Kembo Mohadi yesterday underscored the importance of Victoria Falls as a key tourist destination in Zimbabwe, pointing out its cultural significance and the nation's abundant wildlife, ...
Spread This NewsBy Anna Chibamu ZIMBABWE will this October start disbursing funds to farmers who lost their land during the ...
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