Zimbabwe’s blueberry boom: A catalyst for growth, prosperity

Innocent Mujeri, Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe’s blueberry industry is on the rise, and its rapid growth is becoming a beacon of hope for the nation’s agricultural and economic development. With a…

Public transporters urged to prioritise safety

Crime Reporter Parents and transporters have been urged by the police to prioritise the safety and security of children as schools open for the 2025 first term today. Transport operators…

iPhone loses global market share

Apple Inc sold 5 percent fewer iPhones globally and lost ground to Chinese rivals in the final quarter of last year, reflecting the absence of Apple Intelligence in its largest…

SA receives first shipment of imported maize

The Port of Durban received a shipment of imported white maize — the first import of the grain since March 2017, when South Africa was experiencing a severe drought. The…

Murape, Jompano reunite

Curtworth Masango, Zimpapers Sports Hub SPEED merchant Leeroy Murape has secured a contract with TelOne ahead of the 2025 season, reuniting him with his former coach Herbert Jompano Maruwa. Murape,…

Six killed in murder, hit and run cases

Crime Reporter SIX people including two children have been killed in separate murder and hit-and-run cases recorded countrywide since last week. Some of the suspects have been arrested while others…

Chimombe, Mpofu request rejected

Prosper Dembedza, Court Correspondent Business partners Mike Chimombe and Moses Mpofu yesterday had their application rejected for refusal of further remand on charges of fraud over a streetlight tender they…

‘Privatising Harare water supply can boost service delivery’

Business Reporter Some analysts have supported Government’s proposal to privatise water supply in Harare, saying this could significantly improve service delivery, infrastructure and public health, aligning with global goals for…

Dam levels rise as rains persist

Precious Manomano, Herald Reporter Major national dams now hold 61,4 percent of their capacity, a marginal but notable 2,17 percent increase since January 6, on the back of rains being…

Kaindu gears up for new season

Innocent Kurira, Zimpapers Sports Hub HIGHLANDERS has begun their pre-season preparations with renewed optimism, as coach Kelvin Kaindu seeks to rebuild a formidable squad capable of ending the team’s 18-year…

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