adminFight against TB should not end
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Health Buzz Tuberculosis remains one of the leading killer diseases in Zimbabwe and other African countries. There were an estimated 2.5 million TB cases in the African Region…
Manyuchi was weak, frail: Malunga
Tadious Manyepo recently in ZAMBIA ICONIC boxer Charles Manyuchi almost collapsed at the end of his first 30km-road run when he was signed by a Zambian stable that eventually moulded…
Festive season cheers up hotel sector
Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter The long Christmas and New Year weekends are expected to see hoteliers continue their recovery from the Covid-19 era as more people are expected to travel…
Geo Pomona gets greenlight to produce electricity
Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter LEADING waste management firm, Geo Pomona Waste Management, has been granted a licence to produce electricity after it successfully met all the requirements. In a statement…
Econet bags accolades at Capital Markets Awards
Herald Correspondent Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, the country’s largest telecommunications company, bagged two awards at the Capital Markets Awards (CMA) last week for its environmental, social and governance performance and for…
Queues resurface at Civil Registry offices in Bulawayo
Peter Matika Bulawayo Bureau LONG winding queues have resurfaced at the Civil Registry offices in Bulawayo as scores of people continue to flood the facility to apply for passports and…
Masholomoshe Irrigation Scheme revitalised
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu Bulawayo Bureau PLOT-holders at Masholomoshe Irrigation Scheme in Gwanda District have received a lifeline after the Government, working with its partners, moved in to rehabilitate the scheme that…
Injury sidelines hitman Dzvukamanja
SUPERSPORT UNITED coach Gavin Hunt has revealed that Zimbabwe international striker Terrence Dzvukamanja is nursing an injury sustained during a CAF Confederation Cup clash away to Al Hilal Benghazi last…
Trees for ED programme moved to January next year
Tariro Stacey Gatsi GOVERNMENT has announced the rescheduling of the highly anticipated launch of the fruit tree household programme to January next year instead of this December citing delays in…