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The Government says it is set to seal a US$170 million deal to buy close to 4 000 high-tech tractors and combine harvesters from Belarus.
The chief director for Agricultural Engineering, Mechanisation and Soil Conservation in the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, Engineer Edwin Zimunga, told <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/govt-strikes-us170m-farm-mechanisation-deal">The Sunday Mail </a>that the combine harvesters will be procured at concessional rates under the third phase of the Belarus Farm Mechanisation Facility.
Belarusian Deputy Prime Minister, Piotr Parkhomchik, was in Zimbabwe recently to finalise the deal, which was secured by President Mnangagwa during his State visit to Minsk in 2018.
Zimbabwe has procured 1 337 tractors and combine harvesters through the facility. The bulk of the farming implements has since been delivered. Said Zimunga:
<blockquote>
We are working round the clock to make sure that we modernise and mechanise our agriculture for improved production with less human labour.
The current deal, which we are working on, will see us receive at least 3 750 tractors and 60 more combine harvesters from our Belarusian friends.
With the coming on board of this US$169,9 million deal and other facilities, we want to push our tractor fleet to about 15 000 by the year 2025. This is a concessional deal in which governments capacitate each other.
In this case, with the experience Belarus has, they are sharing that knowledge with us so that we improve our agriculture sector.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is scheduled to be in Zimbabwe in December on an official visit.

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Govt Says It Is Working On A US$170m Farm Mechanisation Deal

Irrigation equipment worth US$100 000 bought by the Government is rotting at the late Minister of State for Masvingo, Shuvai Mahofa’s Louder Farm in Gutu, Masvingo Mirror reports.
Mahofa took delivery of a centre pivot brought in under the Government-run Brazil More Food for Africa Scheme and Pedstock Farm Mechanisation Scheme in 2015 but the equipment is wasting away while thousands of farmers do not have access to such machinery.
Agricultural experts told the publication that there are only 11 such centre pivots in the whole of Masvingo Province.
Although the scheme was meant for communal farmers, the equipment ended up benefitting powerful ZANU PF politicians and the military top brass.
The Minister of State for Masvingo, Ezra Chadzamira said he will talk to Fungai Mahofa to find out why the equipment is lying idle.
According to Masvingo Mirror, Mahofa’s Louder Farm is 25km from Mpandawana Town along Gutu – Chatsworth Road.
The expansive farm in the prime agricultural area is derelict with only two herds of cattle on it and tall grass growing in the fields where the towering pivot is pitched.
There is totally no activity on the farm and Mahofa who lies at the Heroe’s acre after being declared a national heroine owns four farms in the province.
Mahofa’s daughter Nyengeterai told the publication that the farm and the equipment on it are private property and none of the publication’s concern She said:
<blockquote>Did I ask you whether you slept with your wife or not last night? Then the centre pivot is none of your business.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/us100-000-irrigation-equipment-rots-at-mahofa-farm/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Masvingo Mirror</a></h4>

US$100 000 Irrigation Equipment Rots At Late ZANU PF Bigwig's Farm

Former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Gideon Gono, said MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa was not among people who benefited from the controversial Farm Mechanisation Programme, which largely benefitted ZANU PF-aligned people between 2007 and 2008.
Gono said this while speaking during a live program on Zimpapers Television Network (ZTN) on Thursday. He mentioned several MDC officials who benefitted from the scheme in response to claims that Alex Magaisa, a Kent University lecturer, had conveniently omitted some names when he listed the beneficiaries in his Big Saturday Read last week. Said Gono:
<blockquote>Very senior members from MDC were beneficiaries of the programme in question. It is unfortunate that Alex’s list omits some names of people from the party that he was advising at the time.
I’m not here to spell out all the names of beneficiaries neither am I aware of Chamisa benefiting from the program, but I can surely confirm that Welshman Ncube benefited.</blockquote>
In 2019, Ncube, who is the MDC Alliance co-vice president, donated 10 heifers to feed delegates at the MDC congress which was held in the Midlands capital, Gweru.
Ncube is said to be a successful farmer and has a thriving cattle ranching venture in Lower Gweru

Gono Absolves Chamisa From The US$200m Farm Mechanization Scandal

Lands, Agriculture, Water and Rural Resettlement Minister Perrance Shiri on Monday said beneficiaries of government-sourced farming implements will be expected to pay back the loans.
Shiri said all loans will be issued through banks using banking criteria of creditworthiness. The government working with CBZ, Stanbic Bank and Agribank in that regard. Shiri said:
<blockquote>There is no free lunch under the Second Republic. Government is taking advantage of its reach and negotiating capacity to get equipment for farmers at reasonable prices and farmers are expected to pay.
There is no free lunch. The projects are on a cost-recovery basis.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe has entered into deals with American company John Deere and Belarus for the provision of mechanisation and irrigation equipment to local farmers.
The John Deere Mechanisation facility included tractors, combine harvesters, planters, disc harrows, boom sprayers and trailers, among other implements.
This comes after a prominent professor of constitutional law, Alex Magaisa, revealed that the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe sourced farming equipment worth US$200 million and gave it for free to ruling elites and pro-government clerics in 2007/08.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/no-freebies-under-second-republic-shiri/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

No More Free Farming Equipment - Lands Minister

The government bought a wide assortment of agricultural equipment worth US$20 million from US-based John Deere. It consists of 500 tractors, 200 pieces of machinery and 40 combine harvesters.
The first batch of the equipment has reportedly docked in South Africa and will be transported to Zimbabwe soon. Speaking to The Sunday Mail, Afgri Equipment Zimbabwe (the franchise holder of John Deere equipment) managing director Graeme Smith said:
<blockquote>On the first US$20 million worth of equipment that is arriving, there will be a total of 500 tractors, 200 pieces of machinery (100 disc harrows and 100 planters) and 40 combine harvesters with the appropriate heads.
So there are tractors ranging from 50-horse power to 95-horse power. There are combine harvesters with both wheat and maize headers, and there is also equipment to go behind the tractors, so there will be some planters and some harrows in the initial US$20 million order.</blockquote>
In August this year, the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Government_of_Zimbabwe" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Government of Zimbabwe</a> signed a deal with John Deere for the latter to provide farming equipment worth US$50 million.
Farmers who will access the equipment would have to pay a 20 per cent deposit on the value of the equipment and service the balance over three years at interest rates of not more than 8 per cent.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/us20m-agric-equipment-dock-in-sa" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

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