2015: Special Issue | Zimbabwe Journal of Technological Sciences

Published: 2016-03-17

Towards utilization of water hyacinth for industrial products: A Review paper

N Sibanda, C Murungweni, C Zvidzai, AB Mashingaidze, E Ngadze

5-18

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Activated carbon from baobab fruit shells through domestic processes

JJ Kodzwa, C Danha, L Mangori, A Chemura

19-28

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Physical and chemical characterization of acid tar waste from crude benzol refining

CH Chihobo, S Kumar, PK Kuipa, DJ Simbi

29-42

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Characterization of acid tar waste from benzol purification

C Danha, DJ Simbi, PK Kuipa

43-55

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Objective selection criteria and mating strategy of indigenous Nguni cattle under low-input in-situ conservation programs

O Tada, Muchenje Vand, K Dzama

56-70

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Conservation Agriculture challenges in developing countries and possible suggestions - the case of Gokwe South District, Zimbabwe

G Mashango

71-87

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"A Roadmap for Flue-curing Tobacco Barns: Towards Developing Improved Energy Efficient Barns for Small holder Farmers in Zimbabwe".

W Munanga, C Kufazvineyi, FT Mugabe

88-111

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Towards utilization of water hyacinth for industrial products: A Review paper

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Activated carbon from baobab fruit shells through domestic processes

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Physical and chemical characterization of acid tar waste from crude benzol refining

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Characterization of acid tar waste from benzol purification

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Objective selection criteria and mating strategy of indigenous Nguni cattle under low-input in-situ conservation programs

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Conservation Agriculture challenges in developing countries and possible suggestions - the case of Gokwe South District, Zimbabwe

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"A Roadmap for Flue-curing Tobacco Barns: Towards Developing Improved Energy Efficient Barns for Small holder Farmers in Zimbabwe".

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