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A local organisation has trained at least 66 farmers in Ward Seven of Makoni District, Manicaland Province, in apiculture to boost the production of honey for domestic and international markets.
The apiculture project is being spearheaded by Africa Ahead.
Apiculture is the practice of keeping bees as well as the manufacturing of honey and beeswax.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/new-makoni-apiculture-projects-gets-sweeter/">The Manica Post</a>, Africa Ahead country director Regis Matimati said US$25 000 will be put into the programme which is being run for a year. Said Matimati:
<blockquote>
We are running the project in Ward Seven of Makoni District for a year working in conjunction with Agritex.
Farmers have started receiving the tools and equipment required such as the beehives and timber.
They were also trained on safe bee-keeping practices and the effective management of hives.
</blockquote>
Bees are not only important in that they provide food (honey) directly, but they are also responsible for the pollination of flowers.

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Makoni Apiculture Projects Get US$25 000 Boost

A man from Gokwe under Chief Nemangwe was reportedly attacked by a swarm of bees while having sexual intercourse with a married woman in a case villagers suspect was an act of juju.
Reports claim Jethro Maimba from Kwaramba Village under Chief Nemangwe was stung while having sex with a married woman, Lizzie Maphosa, in the bush.
Maimba had been warned by Maphosa’s husband Joseph Musariri several times to stop the illicit affair, villagers further claimed.
It is suspected that Maphosa’s husband decided to cast a spell on his wife after he discovered that she was cheating on him with Maimba. A villager speaking on condition of anonymity said:
<blockquote>
Maimba was stung by bees all over his body while having sex with Musariri’s wife. He tried to run away but the bees just followed and kept stinging him. They were really aggressive.
We suspected that the stinging was a result of juju after some of the bees were left covering his private parts for about two days.
The bees only disappeared after Maimba asked for forgiveness from Musariri. This was also after he had promised to pay him two beasts.
The two, however, agreed to later approach Chief Nemangwe’s traditional court so that they can solve their issue amicably.
</blockquote>
Contacted for comment, Chief Nemangwe could neither confirm nor deny the shocking incident. He said:
<blockquote>
The matter has not yet been brought to my attention. Maybe the parties decided to solve it on their own.
Matters of that nature are usually brought to my attention after the parties would have failed to agree on any terms or conditions.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/bees-bring-unholy-tryst-to-abrupt-end/">B-Metro</a></h4>

Gokwe Man Stung By Bees While Bedding Married Woman

Plumtree was from Tuesday this week plunged into darkness for over 24 hours after bees prevented ZESA employees from replacing vandalised power transmission cables.
Reports indicate that a reaction team of Zimbabwe Electricity Distribution Company’s (ZETDC) dispatched to correct the failure on the High Voltage Transmission lines connecting the border town and Bulawayo was stung by bees, at Khami Bridge area forcing them to retreat.
The situation forced Plumtree ZETDC area manager Victor Ndawana to summon the Civil Protection Unit (CPU) to assist. Said Ndawana:
<blockquote>We lost power from Bulawayo at 1 am and efforts are underway to rectify the problem.
It is with regret that works on conductor replacement, due to copper theft close to Khami River, will not be finished today.
The cause being that other tubular steel poles had aggressive bees inside them. Pest control teams were engaged and are working to contain the bees.</blockquote>
ZESA recently announced that electricity consumers should brace for load shedding as power generation at the country’s power plants is depressed due to low water levels at Kariba and ageing equipment at Hwange and other smaller thermal power plants.
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