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Sifelani Tsiko-Agric, Environment & Innovations Editor Zimbabwe’s National Wetlands Policy and Wetlands Management Guidelines was launched in February 2022 to promote the protection of the country’s wetlands in order to…
Lessons for Zim from China’s optimisation of Covid-19 measures
Herald Correspondent The just-ended Spring Festival in China, the traditional Chinese Lunar New Year, has proved that the country’s dynamic “zero-Covid” policy has been a success. For the first time…
Harare struggles with drainage clearance manpower
Herald Correspondent Harare City Council is struggling to secure manpower to clear drainage systems and cut grass across the city and has appealed to Government to be allowed to recruit…
Zim Davis Cup team itching to take on Uruguay in play-offs
Ellina Mhlanga–Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Davis Cup tennis team member Courtney Lock says fans should expect world-class tennis when they take on Uruguay in the World Group II play-offs…
Let’s rally behind Davis Cup team: Chikonzi
Takudzwa Chitsiga-Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Davis Cup tennis team drumbeaters have called on local tennis enthusiasts to come in their numbers to support the team when they take on Uruguay…
Wetlands restoration bearing fruit
Rejoice Makoni-Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world today in commemorating the World Wetlands Day, boasting of positive achievements of almost doubling the two-year target of 200 000…
All set for Musabvunda fitness contest
Tadious Manyepo-Sports Reporter OVER 500 participants are expected to take part in the inaugural biggest fat-loser and the best muscle gainer in a unique two-month contest scheduled to begin on…
Bumper potato harvest expected this year
Tina Musonza-Herald Correspondent Potato farmers are expected to average 30 tonnes a hectare as they start harvesting their crop, with the best getting around 75 tonnes/ha, a significant jump in…
Winter of discontent grips Europe as millions strike . . . British workers in mass walk out
LONDON. – Up to half a million British teachers, civil servants, train drivers and university lecturers walked out over pay and conditions yesterday in the largest coordinated strike action in…