ICT to help fight against corruption
Conrad Mupesa–Mashonaland West Bureau Corruption can be fought on many fronts and with many information and communication technology tools being embedded in Government departments, a move being prioritised by the…
Matabeleland South aims to double cattle herd
Bulawayo Bureau Matabeleland South is targeting to grow its cattle herd to 1,2 million from 624 970 in 2018 under its provincial economic plan 2021-2025 which seeks to achieve key…
Hospitals receive US$26k for neonatal incubators
Ivan Zhakata-Herald Correspondent SALLY Mugabe Hospital and United Bulawayo Hospitals have received US$26 000 from Nedbank Zimbabwe to purchase neonatal incubators as a way of boosting neonatal care in the…
Man shot at Russian Embassy premises
Crime Reporter A MAN was last night shot and seriously injured at the Russian Embassy in Harare in unclear circumstances after he had approached a policeman who was on duty…
Zimra equipped to monitor ozone depleting substances
Tina Musonza-Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has received a boost in controlling and monitoring trade in ozone depleting substances such as Hydro-fluorocarbons (HCFCs). This follows the donation of 4…
Tout up for murder over $350
Crime Reporter A 40-year-old Harare tout has been arrested on allegations of killing the man who snatched the $350 the tout had been paid for loading a mushikashika near Parirenyatwa…
Zim needs to raise awareness of COMESA opportunities
Livit Mugejo-Correspondent On Tuesday 4 October, The Herald published my article on COMESA calling on all Zimbabweans to utilise various COMESA projects to improve their living standards. As a result…
Artistes amplify voices against sanctions at concert
Talent Chimutambgi Arts Reporter This year’s anti-sanctions concert was commemorated in style, with artistes adding their voices through music and dance to express their resentment against the illegal sanctions imposed…
Record harvests of all crops expected
Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter With the widening range of Government input schemes and other support for farmers, record harvests of most crops are expected in the coming season. More than 600…
Zim to mount legal action against sanctions
Herald Reporter SANCTIONS are an act of war and aggression against Zimbabwe and their continued existence has no justification especially as the country under the leadership of President Mnangagwa has…











