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Phyllis Kachere Twelve-year-old Tatenda Mavudze, a Grade Seven pupil at Tynwald Primary School in Harare is so determined to change learners’ poor attitude towards Mathematics that she has already made…
DDF projects bring life to Gwanda
Elita Chikwati recently in Gwanda Wearing a blue work suit, black safety shoes and a green doek, 56-year-old grandmother of five, Mrs Regina Zhou of Ngoma Village in Gwanda, is…
Construction of mausoleum underway
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter Construction of a mausoleum at the National Heroes Acre in Harare, originally meant for the burial of former President Robert Mugabe is continuing, but the National…
Zimbabwe, Zambia small-scale miners sign MoU
Michael Magoronga Midlands Correspondent Small-scale miners in Zimbabwe and Zambia want common policies over pricing and taxation of minerals, espacially from small mines and artisan miners, and so the Zimbabwe…
January Disease claims 374 cattle in Midlands
Courtney Matende Midlands Reporter OVER 370 cattle have so far died from an outbreak of theileriosis in Chirumanzu and Mberengwa districts in Midlands during the 2018-19 season, the Department of…
Who is polluting our water?
Blessings Chidakwa Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe’s cities are the biggest polluters, poisoning rivers and dams with germ-laden sewage, with industrialists cheating over their waste and small-scale miners dumping the worst poison…
A peek into world of charcoal syndicates
Daniel Nemukuyu Investigations and Special Reports Editor CHARCOAL trading syndicates run by Harare gangs are racking up huge profits by exploiting poor rural people who are illegally destroying hardwood forests…
Hwange fault spawns extra load-shedding
Nqobile Tshili Bulawayo Bureau ZESA is implementing prolonged load-shedding of up to 18 hours a day following a fault at Hwange Power Station yesterday afternoon. The power utility said it…
Unpacking school fees top-up matrix
Tanaka Mahanya Features Writer As has become the norm, some boarding schools have increased fees during the course of the term due to the economic dynamics that have affected all…
Africa must take the lead on animal rights
Emmanuel Koro Correspondent One of the United States’ most outspoken ivory experts has suggested a new approach for Africa to topple Western animal rights groups from their harmful global leadership…