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Source: Ministry for Primary Industries New investment by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) will help enhance farmers’ financial risk management skills and prevent business failure. MPI is funding the development of an innovative new programme, which will be piloted in 6 locations starting next month. The Agri-Women’s Development Trust (AWDT) has been allocated $331,000 to research, design, and deliver the financial risk management training course. “The primary sector is ...

Press Release – Ministry For Primary Industries New investment by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) will help enhance farmers financial risk management skills and prevent business failure. MPI is funding the development of an innovative new programme, which will be piloted in six locations … New investment by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) will help enhance farmers’ financial risk management skills and prevent business failure. MPI is funding the development of an inno...

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Chiyangwa embroiled in ugly wrangle with Southlea Park residents over school Chiyangwa embroiled in ugly wrangle with Southlea Park residents over school Phillip Chiyangwa THOUSANDS of pupils at Southlea Park, a community primary school in Harare South, face a bleak future after a controversial decision by a dodgy consortium to turn the learning centre in the low-income suburb into a private institution, it has been established. Angry parents, who have already protested on several occasio...

Published: 6:00 AM May 7, 2021    Updated: 8:21 AM May 7, 2021 The Annexe is officially opened at the Riversdale Centre in Thetford. The new facilities will be available to homeless people to wash, shower and eat. Pictured left to right, Nadine Forde charity lead for Chapter 15, Roger Cash from Cash Building Services, Thetford mayor Mark Robinson, Jerry Stone and Sarah Carter from Keystone Development Trust - Credit: Sonya Duncan A new community building to provide basic washing and cooking ...

SIOC-CDT extends its school shoe programme to Include school uniforms and stationery for for learners This week sees the handover of no fewer than 273 sets of school uniforms across 15 schools in the Northern Cape and Limpopo regions. As part of  “Our goal is to provide assistance and care to as many young learners across our communities as possible,” says Vusani Malie, CEO, SIOC-CDT. “By providing these school uniforms, SIOC-CDT aims to not only minimise the number of days learners are ...

Kelvin Way closed to traffic A COMMUNITY group has renewed calls to keep Kelvin Way closed to traffic one year on from the West End thoroughfare being adapted to boost cycling and walking. Yorkhill & Kelvingrove Development Trust welcomed the measure, which was introduced to help give people more space to exercise, socialise and come together as a community while remaining safely physically distanced. The Trust has been monitoring the use of the space to help inform its own plans for impr...

TimesLive Zimbabwean authorities have ordered a non-governmental organisation to shut shop, resurfacing fears that the state is targeting NGOs it believes are pushing a political agenda. Connect, a family therapy and counselling training organisation based in the Mutasa district in Manicaland, was told to close its doors. Government authorities in Manicaland delivered a letter to the organisation on Monday to inform them that their operations should be stopped. “You are required to stop opera...