‘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…

Nujoma ‘strongly supported Zim’s Land Reform programme’

Herald Reporter FOUNDING Namibian president, Dr Sam Nujoma, strongly supported Zimbabwe during its Land Reform Programme, standing firm against neo-colonial influences and international pressure, a Cabinet Minister has said. Dr…

Zim, Japan to strengthen relations

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe and Japan have reaffirmed their strong diplomatic and economic relations with both nations committing to deeper cooperation in trade, infrastructure, agriculture and education. Speaking at…

New South Wales Governor commends First Lady’s works

Tendai Rupapa Senior Reporter CHARITY work, health issues, love and the quest to uplift the less-privileged reigned supreme when First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa met Her Excellency, Governor of New…

Zim key player in Africa’s automobile revival

Blessings Chidakwa and Remember Deketeke Zimbabwe is emerging as a major player in the resurgence of Africa’s automobile manufacturing sector, leveraging its extensive natural resources, including one of the continent’s…

UN applauds Zim for abolishing death penalty

Herald Reporter The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has commended Zimbabwe for officially abolishing the death penalty. This recognition followed an address by the Attorney-General of Zimbabwe Mrs Virginia…

Retired OK Zimbabwe CEO bounces back to steady ship

Nelson Gahadza Senior Business Reporter OK Zimbabwe’s former chief executive officer, Mr Willard Zireva, has bounced back to lead the retail group and lift it from its current operational challenges,…

Renowned African surgeon Kakande mourned

Sifelani Tsiko Innovations Editor The Surgical Society of Zimbabwe has mourned the demise of Professor Ignatius Kakande, an eminent and globally recognised African surgeon whose extraordinary works shaped and influenced…

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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