Localised climate risk assessment for Gwanda
Yoliswa Dube-Moyo, Matabeleland South Bureau Chief THERE is need to make use of indigenous knowledge systems to mitigate the shocks of climate change in rural communities, an official has said. The…
MSU, Unicef sign MoU
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief THE Midlands State University (MSU) and Unicef Zimbabwe have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at promoting and protecting children’s rights while using the university’s…
Buz executive runs the show as court battle rages on
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter BASKETBALL Union of Zimbabwe (BUZ) president Joe Mujuru says the January elected executive continues to run the affairs of the union while awaiting guidance from the administrative…
Sanctions, CITES and human wildlife conflict
Vincent Gono ZIMBABWEAN communities that are sitting side by side with wildlife conservation areas have for a number of years been living in constant conflict with the animals. Nocturnal visits…
$100m released for Plumtree, Binga Polytechnics
Nqobile Tshili Bulawayo Bureau Plans to set up polytechnic colleges in Binga and Plumtree have received a major boost after the Government released $100 million towards the rehabilitation of critical…
Angola’s ruling party leads in polls
LUANDA. – Most votes in Angola’s parliamentary elections have been counted and provisional results show that the ruling MPLA party is ahead with a 52 percent majority, while their main…
Zimbabwe formally admitted as UN full member
The Herald, August 26, 1980 ZIMBABWE was yesterday formally admitted as a full member of the United Nations by the 11th special session of the organisation, which opened here to…
Energy-saving tobacco barn to curb deforestation
Elita Chikwati Acting Features Editor ENDOWED with hugely popular flavours known to satiate various inter-continental tastes, Zimbabwean tobacco currently generates over US$600 million revenue for its agro-based economy annually. This…
Illegal forex dealers appear in court
Senior Court Reporter VARIOUS companies and individuals, who were illegally dealing in foreign currency around the country, appeared in court yesterday on charges of violating the Exchange Control Regulations and…
Arundel rescues patient humiliated in SA hospital
HARARE. – Arundel Hospital in the capital has offered to cover the medical bills for the Zimbabwean woman who was recorded while being harassed by a senior health official at…











