Govt seeks China tech support to strengthen disaster management

THE Government has commended the People’s Republic of China for its consistent support during Zimbabwe’s times of crisis and says it now seeks to deepen cooperation through the adoption of advanced Chinese technology to enhance the country’s disaster preparedness and response systems.

Benza hails Chakuchichi’s record-breaking feat

Zimpapers Sports Hub TINO Benza has hailed Scottland teenage sensation Tadiwa Chakuchichi as the next big thing in the Zimbabwean game after the Legends Football Academy’s prodigy broke the Herentals…

Gweru overhauls public transport payment system

Patrick Chitumba, Zimpapers Writer GWERU City Council has revamped its public transport payment system, replacing the previous US$1 daily permit with a US$105 quarterly fee. The move is aimed at…

‘Every citizen’s voice matters in development drive’

Dr Jenfan Muswere We  publish here the speech  by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere, at the Strategic Planning Workshop in Mutare yesterday. It is both an…

UZ guards accused of assaulting delivery man

Zvikomborero Parafini-Court Reporter THREE University of Zimbabwe security guards were brought before the courts after allegedly assaulting a bike delivery man they accused of theft. The accused Chipo Munyikwa (35)…

Court issues protection order against abusive husband

Spiwe Sarakunze-Herald Reporter THE Harare Civil Court granted a protection order yesterday to a woman seeking justice after enduring harassment and abuse from her husband over blood test results. Ms…

The story behind the scramble for Greenland’s rare earths

Adrienne Murray, Correspondent As the United States and the West race to break China’s stranglehold over rare earths production — crucial for everything from smart phones to electric vehicles to…

Bulawayo man jailed for brick attack on neighbour

Dalyn Chigwizura, Court Reporter AN unrepentant Bulawayo man who struck his neighbour with a brick, fracturing one of his ribs after being reprimanded for harassing a child, was yesterday sentenced…

MSD disseminates forecasts in 16 indigenous languages

THE Meteorological Services Department will soon begin issuing weather and agricultural advisories in 16 local languages — a move set to transform how farmers across Zimbabwe access vital climate information.

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