adminSolar borehole improves life at Shurugwi Prison
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau A solar-powered borehole has been commissioned at Shurugwi Female Prison in the Midlands to ease the water supply challenges and enhance agricultural production. Government is introducing…
Expecting mothers waiting shelter for Matobo community
Peter Matika, Bulawayo Bureau A NEW expecting mothers’ waiting facility has been commissioned at Silozwe Clinic in Matobo District in Matabeleland South Province by the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management…
Treasury clarifies loan to sovereign fund
Martin Kadzere Zimbabwe has dismissed concerns surrounding the US$1,9 billion loan issued to Mutapa Investment Fund, the country’s sovereign wealth fund, saying the loan was a standard practice for such…
Parade for VIP parlour chaplain Lt Col Mpahlo
Columbus Mabika, Herald Reporter The Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) yesterday held a full funeral parade in honour of veteran VIP parlour Chaplain, Lieutenant Colonel Tapera Mpahlo. Lt Col Mpahlo was…
Makamba builds Mash Central Senate office
Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau One of Mashonaland Central Senators, Senator James Makamba, has built a senatorial office in Mount Darwin where people can bring queries and complaints. It serves…
With climate crisis, the poor will eat the rich
The phrase “the poor will eat the rich” is attributed to French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
Coventry challenges ZNPC
SPORT, Recreation, Arts and Culture Minister Kirsty Coventry has challenged the Zimbabwe National Paralympic Committee to work on increasing the number of athletes that qualify for the Paralympic Games.
Mubure carries Zimbabwe flag in Amsterdam
FORMER Zimbabwe number one squash player Ishmael Mubure says reuniting with fellow ex-professionals at the recently held WSF World Masters Championships in Amsterdam, Netherlands, reminded him that he still has what it takes to beat some of the best players in the world.
ZiG: Aligning fundamentals to boost confidence in currency
While former US president and Republican Party contender for the November elections, Donald Trump, was busy with his legal problems, his advisors were already planning ahead. Hopeful that he would return to the White House, they formulated policies to punish countries that want to de-dollarise.
US Open triumph would put icing on cake for Djokovic
Having scaled his Mount Olympus earlier this month to claim the Olympic gold medal that had eluded him, Novak Djokovic has nothing left to prove and can put more daylight between himself and his two historic rivals by winning another major at the US Open.