Dam Project moved upstream to protect sacred ponds

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected]  THE construction of Glassblock Bopoma Dam in Matabeleland South must be preceded by traditional rituals to appease the ancestors, according to traditional leaders. Initially, the dam, strategically located…

Hwedza gets permanent magistrate court

Trust Freddy, Herald Correspondent Chief Justice Luke Malaba has approved the setting up of a permanent magistrate court in Hwedza, with operations expected to commence within three months. This follows…

UN calls on media to highlight national successes and resilience

Nqobile Tshili, [email protected]  THE United Nations has praised Zimbabwe for its innovative strides in information and communication technology (ICT). The UN highlighted the country’s socio-economic advancements and urged the media to…

DJ PHP: From decks to dance – how Philasande Nkala is steering youth away from substance abuse

Nokuthaba Brita Ncube, [email protected] AT just 23, Philasande Nkala, popularly known as DJ “PHP” from Bulawayo’s Entumbane suburb, has gone beyond his decks by creating a dynamic dance group for…

Chevrons begin T20 World Cup campaign

Sports Reporter The senior men’s cricket team, better known as Chevrons, will be seeking a place at the 2026 T20 World Cup when they take part in the first stage…

MATTERS OF FAITH: Glory of God matters more than your salvation

Vincent Kajuma, Herald Correspondent I was discussing the news about Ravi Zacharias over dinner with some friends recently. The discussion brought light to a serious but subtle sin—not Ravi’s, but…

Security guard fined for stealing groceries

Trish Mukwazo, [email protected] A 30-year-old man employed as a security guard at OK Supermarket has been fined US$200 after being convicted of two counts of theft by a Bulawayo provincial…

Students need to stay out of comfort zones

Latwell Nyangu, Youth Interactive Writer University life is filled with pleasure and pain. Ever heard that there should be a balance? Anything on either extreme is bad. But for students,…

Young debater Lagos bound

Valerie Mpundu, Youth Interactive Writer Val Shambare (17), a debater from Taal Net Group of Schools, Glendale, is set to hoist Zimbabwe’s flag in Lagos, Nigeria, where she is expected…

Cattle poverty deaths: Govt calls for more private sector participation

Elton Manguwo AS efforts to save livestock from poverty deaths intensify, Government has urged private sector to mobilise water bowsers and move water to distressed areas ahead of the peak…