adminComplement Govt efforts, NGOs urged
Civic society organisations operating in Manicaland need to come up with alternative sources of funding to be able to consistently complement Government efforts to foster growth in the province.
Parly warns over artisanal miners
ARTISANAL and small-scale miners (ASMs) may have contributed over half the 24,8 tonnes of gold Zimbabwe produced last year, but their unregulated activities might be causing more harm than good to the environment, according to findings of a study by Parliament.
School head, parents clash
There was chaos at the Zimbabwe-China Friendship School on Monday when parents besieged the institution demanding the ouster of the school head.
‘Keep abreast with latest combat training’
Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) officers have been urged to keep abreast with latest combat training and operational standards to be prepared for counter attacks in the 21st century.
Unicef admits failings with child victims of alleged sex abuse
A number of children in the Central African Republic alleged that French peacekeepers sexually abused them during a peace-keeping mission called Operation Sangaris.
De Villiers, Sables a perfect match
PETER de Villiers’ unveiling as coach of Zimbabwe’s national rugby team shows the Sables’ intent to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in since 1991.
Why not go the nuclear energy way?
Intellectual property is patented for its value and use in the hands of skilled brains. Millions of formulas, inventions and works of art are protected by law worldwide.
SMM ventures into chrome mining
ASBESTOS miner Shabanie Mashava Mines (SMM) has ventured into chrome mining as part of efforts to shore up capital internally to kick-start production.
Herald Sport rules the roost
THE Herald continues to have the best sports coverage of all the daily newspapers in the country, the latest Zimbabwe All Media and Products Survey report confirms.
Key figure in benefits fraud case flees
The key figure in a £1 million benefits fraud in which former Zimbabwean footballer Liberty Masunda and ex-journalist Clemence Marijeni are being implicated has cheated justice by fleeing abroad, a jury heard.