Heavy rains force school to suspend lessons

Freedom Mupanedemo Midlands Bureau Heavy rains that have pounded most parts of the country since Sunday have forced authorities at Globe and Phoenix Primary School in Kwekwe City to suspend…

Zim charms investors in Türkiye

Africa Moyo recently in ISTANBUL  A number of potential investors who attended the Zimbabwe session during last week’s 4th Türkiye-Africa Business and Economic Forum, said they were surprised to learn…

Repeat traffic offenders to be taken to court

Crime Reporter Police are compiling lists of motorists who have been arrested more than once during the ongoing operation targeting those violating traffic laws and repeat offenders for minor offences…

Police pour cold water on fresh election preparations

Crime Reporter Police yesterday dismissed as false, a press statement circulating social media and believed to have been doctored by some criminal elements alleging that they were preparing for fresh…

Govt to fund prisoners’ rehabilitation projects

Mutsawashe Mashandure  Herald Correspondent  The drive by the Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Services to rehabilitate prisoners has been commended but there are still challenges being addressed including shortage of accommodation…

Weekly drug abuse awareness campaigns a priority for students: Cabinet

The Minister of Health and Child Care, Honourable Dr Douglas Mombeshora updated Cabinet on the cholera outbreak. The nation is advised that the Minister of Health and Child Care led…

Kirsty cements her position in IOC

Collin Matiza Sports Editor ZIMBABWE’S swimming icon Kirsty Coventry cemented her status as one of the most influential sports personalities in the world when she was elected to the International…

Lifting sanctions on Zim will stimulate economic growth

Paidamoyo Mutsvairo Correspondent Sanctions can have a devastating impact on any country’s economy. The impact is hefty, especially on developing countries that are still in the process of industrialising their…

ZSE turnover jumps 418pc over 3 months

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) total turnover for the third quarter of 2023 jumped 418 percent to $171 billion compared to $33 billion recorded during the same period in the prior year, as excess liquidity found its way to the equities market.

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Better links between business, researchers will yield dividends

Zimbabwe has built up a reasonable industrial, mining and agricultural base for its economy, and these are growing fast, while the number of quality scientists able to do first class…

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