Govt names, shames drug suppliers . . . Teenager named among peddlers
Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter AN 18-year-old teen and a 67-year-old man are among those named by police as drug peddlers, as Cabinet now pushes that drug suppliers should not be given…
Rainy season starts, likely to be short
Mukudzei Chingwere-Herald Reporter The Government has advised farmers that the rainy season has started and is likely to be short with all parts of the country expected to receive rains…
New units boost rural electrification
Thupeyo Muleya–Beitbridge Bureau Power supplies in rural areas will be extended through the rural electrification programme since the country is now generating more power following the addition of Units 7…
School creates crocodile artefact
Herald Reporter Cecil John Rhodes Primary School in Gweru has produced a crocodile artefact from recycled material in a show of innovation, artistry work that dovetails with the Second Republic’s…
Border authorities gear up for December traffic
Thupeyo Muleya–Beitbridge Bureau Zimbabwean authorities have reactivated the border efficiency management system as seasonal traffic starts to build up at Beitbridge Border Post ahead of the Christmas and New Year…
Politburo, Central Committee meet
Herald Reporter Zanu PF will hold an ordinary session of the Politburo today and a Central Committee meeting on Friday, the ruling party’s national spokesperson Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa has said.…
Ministry works on Botswana passport-free travel modalities
Mukudzei Chingwere-Herald Reporter Cabinet has directed the Ministry of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage to develop the terms allowing for passport-free travel between Zimbabwe and Botswana, Information Publicity and Broadcasting…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: We’re coping with extreme climate, can learn more
With decent heavy rains now falling at long last in most parts of the country, and reasonable rains expected to continue up to Christmas, Zimbabwe’s dryland farmers can finally start…
Chinese firm to build US$700m fertiliser plants
CHINESE regional fertiliser manufacturing giant, United Capital Fertiliser (UCF) Limited, is set to invest US$700 million in the construction of Compound D and Urea fertiliser manufacturing plants in Zimbabwe as part of its regional expansion plans.
RAZA RETURNS, TRIO AXED
Lawrence Moyo-Head Zimpapers Sports SIKANDAR Raza returns to captain the Chevrons in the three-match one-day international cricket series against Ireland starting at Harare Sports Club this morning. Two more matches…











