‘Air Commodore Zimondi a dedicated cadre’

Columbus Mabika, Herald Reporter Air Commodore (Retired) Peter Gedion Sheik Zimondi, has been described as a dedicated cadre, whose work ethic and commitment to excellence cannot be erased. Air Commodore…

Dearth of talent at Highlanders

Lovemore Dube, [email protected]  FORMER Highlanders player and coach, Cosmas Zulu believes there is no talent at the club to wage a meaningful title contest. Highlanders suffered a second consecutive defeat in…

COMMENT: President Mnangagwa’s leadership indicates a promising future for the country

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa celebrated his 82nd birthday on Sunday, September 15. His supporters and various officials have praised his dedication to the development and prosperity of Zimbabwe. Throughout his tenure,…

WATCH: Raging fire destroys 40+ NRZ passenger coaches

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] OVER 40 National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) decommissioned passenger coaches were yesterday burnt and reduced to shells in a suspected veld fire incident that broke out at the…

Speakers meet to reflect on African challenges

Roselyne Sachiti in MIDRAND, South Africa THE upcoming 12th Annual Conference of Speakers of African National and Regional Parliaments will reflect on and proffer parliamentary solutions to contemporary challenges facing…

Manyowa’s Wanqoba concert returns to Bulawayo

Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected]  THE second edition of gospel music maestro, Janet Manyowa’s Wanqoba concert is set to take place on December 13 at the Harvest House International Conference Centre in Bulawayo.…

POS machines a must for all businesses: Minister

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] GOVERNMENT will soon demand that all businesses have Point of Sale (POS) machines as a prerequisite to obtain operating license as part of efforts to ensure compliance with…

Women face cultural barriers in STEM education

Sikhulekelani Moyo, [email protected] WOMEN continue to face cultural norms that challenge their full participation in various aspects, including studies, the economy, and technology. This is evident in the low number…

Wheat producers welcome forex payments

WHEAT farmers have commended Government’s decision to buy this year’s crop in foreign currency.

EDITORIAL COMMENT : We can meet harvest totals, diversify farming even further

With the coming rainy season likely to see normal to above-normal rainfall, at least after the expected hesitant start, it is essential that all inputs for all farmers are ready on time and delivered to the farms before the rains start falling so planting can start as soon as the experts give the green light.