Judge laments increase in GBV cases

Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter Chinhoyi High Court Judge Justice Bhachi-Muzawazi has bemoaned the prevalence of gender-based violence and urged society to revive traditional conflict resolution mechanisms while involving family…

Coventry’s balancing act

KIRSTY COVENTRY believes her ability to balance multiple roles — mother, sports minister, and athletes advocate — set her apart as a top candidate for the presidency of the International…

Zim satellite programme a correct priority

Nick Mangwana Government Up Close   As Zimbabwe prepares to launch its third satellite into orbit, a familiar chorus of criticism has emerged. Many have questioned the wisdom of investing…

Climate-change worsening drought

Tawanda Musarurwa If Zimbabwean farmers were gamblers, they would be playing a rigged game whose odds seem to be getting worse. While the 1992 drought is infamous, remembered as one…

Geza loses case

Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent The State yesterday withdrew charges before a plea against former Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (Arda) chairman Basil Nyabadza, who is facing allegations of defrauding Mr…

Move on services levy Act

The Rhodesia Herald 27 February 1970 SALISBURY City Council yesterday approved a resolution which may lead to a re-examination of the Services Levy Act by the Ministry of Local Government…

Beitbridge energy park: A beacon of Zim’s investment potential

Anashe Mpamombe Herald Correspondent The recent commissioning of the US$3.6 billion Palm River Energy Metallurgical project in Beitbridge by President Mnangagwa marks another significant milestone in Zimbabwe’s industrialisation agenda. Constructed…

‘Half of goods in tuckshops fake, underweight’

Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter A CRACKDOWN on counterfeit and smuggled goods in the country has revealed that almost half of the groceries on the shelves of illegal tuck shops and…

Kirsty Coventry emphasises vision

ZIMBABWEAN candidate for the International Olympic Committee presidency Kirsty Coventry outlined her vision in a conference with AIPS members, addressing key issues such as gender equality, doping, e-sports, the future…

Zim, Indonesia trade soars under Second Republic…Lithium reserves to trigger further growth

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Trade between Zimbabwe and Indonesia has grown from US$60 million to US$100 million under the Second Republic, anchored on tobacco exports. With abundant lithium reserves in…

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