adminZim basks in Education 5.0 success. . .Meets number plates demand, eyes exports
Wallace Ruzvidzo, Herald Reporter ZIMBABWE is now producing enough number plates to meet local demand and supply other SADC countries, with negotiations underway for the country to start exporting, University…
Plans afoot to accelerate rural investments
Precious Manomano, Herald Reporter Four-hundred-and-sixty rural irrigation schemes will be transformed into viable and self-sufficient business units to promote production and profitability for communal irrigation schemes countrywide. The upgrade was…
Chief Bunina hails First Lady’s Afrikana Family Humanism programme
Freedom Mupanedemo, Midlands Bureau CHIEF Bunina of Lower Gweru in the Midlands Province has praised First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa’s newly-introduced Afrikana Family Humanism initiative, citing a significant increase in…
High Court circuits to clear 150 murder cases in 3 weeks
Herald Reporter A SURGE in murder cases in the Midlands Province has prompted Chief Justice Luke Malaba to set up High Court circuits in Gokwe and Gweru to clear about…
Parents in last-minute back-to-school shopping rush
Remember Deketeke, Herald Correspondent Amid increasing costs of uniforms and stationery as shop owners cash in on last-minute shopping anxieties, parents and guardians are facing a daunting task in preparing…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Growing investment from Chinese businesses highly likely
CHINESE businesses are already major investors in Zimbabwe, particularly in mining and mineral processing, but in his pitch to potential Chinese investors at the end of his visit to China…
WARRIORS PLOT CAMEROON DOWNFALL
Tadious Manyepo, Sports Reporter JORDAN ZEMURA says the Warriors should have solutions to every problem posed by Cameroon in tomorrow’s 2025 Africa Cup of Nations showdown at the Mandela Stadium…
Telecoms firms face fines for poor service delivery
Farirai Machivenyika, Senior Reporter Telecommunications companies and internet services providers face fines of up to US$5 000 for poor service delivery, according to regulations gazetted by the Minister of Information…
Mzansi accident: 3 family members buried together
Bulawayo Bureau IN a heart-breaking scene at Umvutsha Cemetery in Bulawayo yesterday, a family of three — Lorenzo Palu (36), his wife Forgive (31), and their three-year-old son Lwandile –…
Govt shuts down 368 illegal colleges, VTCs
Freeman Razemba, Senior Reporter Government has, with immediate effect, closed 368 technical and vocational training centres countrywide for operating without requisite documents in terms of the Manpower Planning and Development…