Zimbabwe relay team hailed

Ellina Mhlanga Zimpapers Sports Hub FOLLOWING an outstanding show by the 4x400m relay team at the Debswana World Relays over the weekend, National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe director of coaching…

ZIMCHE moves to assess quality of degrees from regional universities

Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau WITH over 5 000 Zimbabwean students studying medicine in Zambia, the Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education  is preparing to travel to the neighbouring country to…

Zim, SA twin engines of Southern Africa’s economic renaissance

Richard Muponde Zimpapers Politics Hub SOUTH African  President Cyril Ramaphosa arrived in Zimbabwe on Sunday for a private working visit, immediately setting the tone for a deeply personal and strategic…

Plan afoot to reduce mining fees

Nyore Madzianike Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT is working on modalities to reduce levies and fees across the mining sector as part of efforts to enhance domestic value addition and beneficiation, while…

Russia, China, US and the myth of a new grand bargain

Fyodor Lukyanov There will be much talk this month about the so-called “strategic triangle” of Russia, China and the United States.

Swimmers ready for Africa Champs

Ellina Mhlanga Zimpapers Sports Hub THE 17th Africa Aquatics Senior and Junior Swimming Championships get underway today in Oran, Algeria, with Team Zimbabwe coach Chipo Mwachema declaring that they are…

Rural upliftment gathers momentum

Theseus Shambare Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has intensified its rural transformation agenda, targeting improved clinics, modernised schools, upgraded road networks and expanded electricity access under a new integrated development thrust anchored…

Man in court for burning ex-wife to death

Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo Court Correspondent A 33-YEAR-OLD man from Harare has appeared in court facing charges of murder and attempted murder after allegedly setting his ex-wife and her male companion on…

Breaking the silence on mental health, suicide

Fungai Lupande Feature Writer IN the quiet, dusty sprawl of Dotito, where the rhythms of rural life have pulsed unchanged for generations, a new and terrifying silence has descended.

Bhaktas vending bays come alive as traders return in droves

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] ONCE a quiet and almost forgotten corner of Bulawayo, the Bhaktas vending bays have slowly come back to life. What used to be an empty and avoided…

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