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Mpofu braces for Boston Marathon
Mpofu braces for Boston Marathon

Ellina Mhlanga-Senior Sports Reporter ATHLETICS coach Benson Chauke is in high spirits as he continues building up for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games with Isaac Mpofu.  This comes after Mpofu…

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People-first approach to grow MultiChoice in region
People-first approach to grow MultiChoice in region

Herald Correspondent Never underestimate the power of any role assigned to you is not only a personal maxim that Kemi Omotosho, MultiChoice regional director for Southern Africa, has lived by…

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Japanese Embassy improves education opportunities
Japanese Embassy improves education opportunities

Ivan Zhakata-Herald Correspondent  Plan International Zimbabwe, with funding from the Japanese embassy, has made a significant investment in education for rural communities in Zimbabwe. New classroom blocks and solar-powered boreholes…

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Why Americans have little to smile about these days
Why Americans have little to smile about these days

Rising cost of living, disappointment with political leaders, and crushing loneliness are souring moods in the Land of the Free  From a sputtering economy and high inflation to a lack…

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Stokes opts out of Twenty20 WC
Stokes opts out of Twenty20 WC

England all-rounder Ben Stokes has opted out of selection for this year’s Twenty20 World Cup to focus on regaining his fitness ahead of the summer’s test fixtures, the country’s cricket…

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Kenya to allow private firms to import, resale electricity
Kenya to allow private firms to import, resale electricity

Kenya will allow private firms that enter the electricity distribution market to import power from neighbouring countries, putting pressure on power producers to cut wholesale tariffs. This is among the…

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China poised to drive Africa’s renewable energy
China poised to drive Africa’s renewable energy

China has a unique opportunity to drive forward an energy revolution in Africa, but it must first reverse nearly two decades of neglect of green power investments there, research from…

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Choirs to sing at Independence ceremony

The Herald, 3 April, 1980 CHOIRS will be singing throughout the country in competitions to mark the independence celebrations.  According to one of the organisers, Mr P Marime, the choirs…

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Binga development initiatives begin to positively impact local population
Binga development initiatives begin to positively impact local population

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Government Project Support Agreement (GPSA) unleashes opportunities for Independent Power Producers (IPPs)
Government Project Support Agreement (GPSA) unleashes opportunities for Independent Power Producers (IPPs)

Prince Ngwenya, [email protected] THE Government Project Support Agreement (GPSA) has ushered in a new era in the energy sector by opening up opportunities for private players, specifically Independent Power Producers…

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