Enos Denhere
Enos Denhere is an investigative journalist based in Harare, Zimbabwe, with nearly a decade of experience reporting on agriculture, business, governance, environment, mining, and rural livelihoods.
Indigenous cattle breeds gain popularity as farmers seek climate resilience
At the 2026 ADMA Agri Show in Harare, Zimbabwe, held from 4 to 6 June, Farmer’s Weekly spoke to participants about how indigenous cattle breeds are attracting renewed interest among livestock farmers due to their fertility, resilience, and lower production costs.
Low prices, oversupply weigh on Zimbabwe’s 2026 tobacco season
Thousands of tobacco farmers in Zimbabwe say they are frustrated with low prices, pointing to a growing gap between returns and high production costs as the country’s 2026 tobacco marketing season continues.
Zimbabwe to return 67 foreign-owned farms
The Zimbabwean government announced last week that it will return 67 farms seized from foreign nationals from four European countries, whose investments are protected under bilateral agreements.
Botswana probes FMD extortion threat as outbreak spreads
Botswana is intensifying efforts to control a foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak while managing investigations into alleged extortion linked to the disease.
