adminSPRINTERS’ TIMES AMONG WORLD’S EIGHT FASTEST
Lovemore Dube ZIMBABWE’S top sprinters — Tapiwanashe Makarawu and Makanakaishe Charamba — have for the second week running maintained their slot among the eight fastest times over 200m in the…
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Zimbabwe crafts framework to harness global climate change funding
Leonard Ncube, [email protected] FOLLOWING the operationalisation of the loss and damage fund at the United Nations Climate Change Conference of Parties (COP28) last year, Zimbabwe has started crafting a framework that…
Mangwe innovator shines at 2024 BRICS+Youth Summit
Bulawayo Bureau MANGWE Rural District Council Proportional Representation councillor and innovator Simphiwe Vuyelwa Mguni (29) made an impressive showing at the BRICS+ Youth Innovation Summit 2024. The worldwide summit brings…
Illegal LPG vendors flood market, pose threat to safety
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Illegal liquid petroleum gas (LPG) vendors have invaded street corners and shopping centres across the country, posing safety threats in areas they are operating from. A…
Zim targets 600 000t wheat harvest
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer The Government’s planned 120 000 hectares of wheat this winter season is the country’s best foot forward to respond to a devastating El Nino drought…
Mtongwiza feels he has the rugby plan
LOSSON MTONGWIZA feels he has a grand plan to turn on the magic for Zimbabwe Rugby Union and the seasoned administrator has been working under the belief that his ideas seem to be falling on deaf ears.
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‘Invest more in local communities’
Fairness Moyana recently in Jambezi IN a heartfelt address at the funeral of the late Chief Shana III in Jambezi on Saturday, Chief Siansali from Binga called on companies operating…
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More boreholes to ease human-wildlife conflict
Ashley Phiri, [email protected] PROVIDING alternative water sources like boreholes for humans and animals is key in preventing human-wildlife conflict, which experts say is most appropriate, especially in the dry Matabeleland North…