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Sifelani Tsiko Innovations Editor University students must dream big and venture into start-ups to promote the country’s entrepreneurship and venture capital thrust, Deputy Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science…
Prophet Freddy single hails caring mothers
Arts Reporter GOSPEL musician and church leader, Prophet Tapiwa Freddy, has honoured caring mothers with a beautiful video of his single titled “Amai”.
Pah Chihera launches anti-drug initiative through music performance
Peter Tanyanyiwa Arts Correspondent Afro-jazz sensation Pamidzai Tracey Mbirimi, widely known as Pah Chihera, captivated a lively audience at Nyamudzanga Bar and Night Club last Saturday, during an event aimed…
US$3K bribe lands magistrate in court
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent A Gwanda magistrate has been arraigned before the Bulawayo Magistates’ Court for soliciting a US$3 000 bribe to assist with a case.
Air Zimbabwe reopens training schools
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter National carrier Air Zimbabwe has reopened its commercial and technical training schools as part of measures to improve its human resources base and generate income.
Public-private partnership brings classroom blocks and borehole to Chakari school
Walter Nyamukondiwa Mashonaland West Bureau Chief Public-private partnerships (PPPs) continue to score big after Craft Properties drilled a borehole and constructed classroom blocks and ablution facilities at Eastlea Primary School…
Last minute rush as schools open
Ivan Zhakata The opening of schools for the third term has triggered a last-minute rush as parents buy school uniforms, stationery and groceries for boarders.
Local Govt ministry officials sign integrity pledges
Herald Reporter Local Government and Public Works Ministry senior officials led by Minister Daniel Garwe today signed Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission integrity pledges.
Private investor helps alleviate school shortage in Kariba urban
Admore Mbonda A PRIVATE investor has constructed a primary school in Kariba, which is facing a deficit of schools as a result of a ballooning population.
High-impact research can drive Vision 2030 goals
Sifelani Tsiko Innovations Editor Greater focus on high-impact research initiatives can accelerate Zimbabwe’s quest to become an upper-middle-class society by 2030.