Trout — the rainbows on our mountains
TROUT farming has an interesting history in Zimbabwe.
Once a major export earner for the fishing sector of Zimbabwe,...
Understanding rabies: Part Two …rabies considered a scourge
THOUGH the period between infection and the first flu-like symptoms is two - 12 weeks, incubation periods as short as four days...
Illegal sanctions must go!
THE amplified chorus for the removal of Western-imposed illegal economic sanctions on Zimbabwe by the world would have, under normal circumstances, cajoled...
Understanding rabies: Part One …a potentially violent zoonotic disease
ENDEMIC to Zimbabwe, central, east and Southern Africa is the zoonotic viral disease commonly known as rabies, or ‘imbwa mupengo’ – literally...
Aquaculture and fisheries in Zim: Part Four …an uncharted wave of food security
GLOBALLY, waterbodies constitute part of the natural capital of a nation.
Already, in 2015, the Government of Zimbabwe, through...
Aquaculture and fisheries in Zim: Part Four …an uncharted wave of food security
GLOBALLY, waterbodies constitute part of the natural capital of a nation.
Already, in 2015, the Government of Zimbabwe, through...
Aquatic eco systems and aquafarming -Part Three…understanding the depths of aquaculture and fisheries in...
AQUATIC ecosystems perform many important environmental functions.
For example, they recycle nutrients, purify water, attenuate floods, recharge ground water...
What’s a free and fair election?
A STUPEFYING combination of naivety and fatuous detachment from history, even when it is becoming increasingly clear that the changing dynamics in...
Aquaculture and fisheries in Zim: Part Two‘…let’s not lag behind’
FISH harvesting, handling, processing and distribution provides livelihood for millions of people as well as foreign exchange to many African countries’ exchequers. ...
Even toxicity has a name
THE unrestrained vitriol that accompanied Ghanaian Pan-African blogger, Kobina Ackon, popularly known as Wode Maya’s positive projection of Zimbabwe by CCC is...
