‘Land security key to investment in horticulture’

Currently there are only four horticultural economic zones ― Chipinge horticulture, Mvurwi horticulture, Mukwichi horticulture and Matabeleland horticulture.

THE Horticulture Development Council (HDC) has stated the need for the government to guarantee land security to assure investors in contract farming within the horticulture sector.Speaking to The Financial Gazette at the Zimtrade-Singapore breakfast seminar, the HDC’s operations manager, Mandla Mataure, emphasised the necessity of assuring investors that their investments, particularly in long-term contracts, will…

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