THE inaugural Zimbabwe Biodiversity Economy (ZBE) Study Report, which provides insights into the economic benefits derived from the sustainable use and/or conservation of indigenous species in their natural habitats, was officially launched in Harare yesterday by Tarirai Musonza, the Environment ministry’s acting permanent secretary. Musonza said the Environment ministry commissioned Zimbabwe’s first ever national biodiversity…
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