Agriculture - The Zimbabwe Independent

Topic : Agriculture

Revitalising agric exports: A forward-looking economic strategy

AGRICULTURE remains the cornerstone of the Zimbabwean economy, contributing around 17% to GDP and supporting over 60% of the population

By Wayne Matyukira Jul. 17, 2025

Revitalising agric exports: A forward-looking economic strategy

Giving farmers, commodities and consumers a voice through market data

Policy-makers rely on self-reported data from parastatals and private companies that handle less than 30% of agricultural commodities in most African countries.

By Charles Dhewa Jul. 16, 2025

Giving farmers, commodities and consumers a voice through market data

Storm brews over 1 000ha Mash East farm

The High Court case is due before the courts on July 17.

By Sydney Kawadza Jul. 14, 2025

Role of NGOs in driving agric development in Zim’s economy

NGOs are mission-driven organisations operating independent of government structures.

By Wayne Matyukira Jul. 10, 2025

Role of NGOs in driving agric development in Zim’s economy

Harnessing AI to transform agric, drive economic growth in Zim

AI offers the tools to overcome long-standing challenges such as climate variability, low productivity and financial exclusion.

By Wayne Matyukira Jul. 3, 2025

Harnessing AI to transform agric, drive economic growth in Zim

Agric producer prices jump 36,4% YoY

The sharp rise reflects mounting inflationary pressure in the sector, driven by a combination of input cost hikes, currency volatility and seasonal supply shifts.

By Nqobizwe Thebe Jul. 1, 2025

Reviving organic agriculture, indigenous cuisine in Zim

The Dema gathering was one of several such community meetings held across Zimbabwe in recent months with support from PELUM Zimbabwe.

By Darlington Mafa Jun. 27, 2025

Reviving organic agriculture, indigenous cuisine in Zim

Village Rhapsody: Empowering Zimbabwe’s rural farmers for a smart agricultural future

Rural Zimbabwe faces a constellation of challenges—from erratic weather and soil degradation to limited access to markets, financial services, and reliable farming information.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Jun. 22, 2025