Zimbabwe’s global profile continues to soar

Zvamaida Murwira and Ivan Zhakata ZIMBABWE’s global profile continues to soar phenomenally since independence, with Harare’s election into the United Nations Security Council for a non-permanent seat, showing that the…

Government rescues illegal mining ravaged rivers

Samuel Kadungure News editor A PROVINCIAL technical committee has unveiled a comprehensive, site-specific rehabilitation blueprint for four rivers in Manicaland — Save, Mutare, Nyamukwarara, and Haroni — which President Mnangagwa…

AFM leaders challenged over age-limit

Samuel Kadungure News Editor TWO members of the Apostolic Faith Mission of Zimbabwe have petitioned the High Court to nullify the church’s May 2025 election of president, Dr Cossam Chiangwa,…

Re-engagement efforts drive export earnings

Oliver Kazunga-Senior Reporter THE United Arab Emirates  accounted for 50 percent of Zimbabwe’s export earnings in April, cementing its position as the country’s largest export market and highlighting the growing…

3 diplomats present letters of credence

Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter ACCREDITED Ambassadors from Bangladesh, Peru and Mauritania presented their letters of credence to President Mnangagwa at State House in Harare yesterday. The Ambassadors were Shah Ahmed Shafi…

Manicaland courts go digital

Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter LITIGANTS in Manicaland can now file and track court cases directly from their mobile phones following the launch of the Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS)…

UK, Dutch envoys want more trade

Mukudzei Chingwere-Senior Reporter The United Kingdom is looking forward to working with Zimbabwe in the United Nations Security Council as well as scaling up trade and economic cooperation, outgoing British…

Soldier robs priest

Lovemore Kadzura Post Reporter A SOLDIER was jailed four years after robbing a Roman Catholic priest of his cellphone at knifepoint in Headlands. The convict, Learnmore Gwenyaya (31), of One…

Police embrace accountability drive

Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has introduced body-worn cameras for officers in Mutare Central District as part of a renewed drive to strengthen accountability, combat corruption,…

Mining aims to rake in US$7bn exports receipts

Trust Freddy-Herald Correspondent THE Government is targeting a total of US$7 billion in mineral export receipts this year, while seeking to surpass its 50-tonne national gold delivery benchmark, backed by…

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