adminAgric contributes 18pc to economy
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter Zimbabwe’s economy is anchored on agriculture, with the sector contributing 18 percent to gross domestic product (GDP), Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Deputy Minister…
Let’s not shy away from our history: President
Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter As the country moves towards the attainment of Vision 2030 of an empowered upper middle income society, understanding of the country’s history will be critical, President…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Boarding places need to be for practical reasons
The immense popularity of boarding schools, despite the much higher fees charged, can be seen from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education expecting a little over a quarter of…
Partner National Gallery of Zimbabwe, corporates urged
Arts Reporter In a bid to continue supporting and promoting the youths in visual art, Deputy Minister of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture, Emily Jesaya, has challenged some organisations and…
FANS BLAST WOEFUL CHEVRONS
Lawrence Moyo Head Zimpapers Sports ZIMBABWEAN cricket lovers took to social media demanding immediate retirements and resignations by members of the Chevrons following a humiliating five-wicket loss against lowly Uganda…
Israel, Hamas in second prisoner-hostage swap
GAZA. – About three dozen Palestinian prisoners released by Israel arrived in the West Bank yesterday, following Hamas’ release of 17 hostages in the second round of swaps under a…
BRI boon to integration, connectivity in Africa
ADDIS ABABA. – China-Africa cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has boosted infrastructure connectivity and integration across Africa, a senior African Union (AU) official has said. This year…
Leather sector eyes production of shoe soles, lasts
Leonard Ncube Victoria Falls Reporter THE leather sector in Zimbabwe is planning to establish a plant that will produce shoe soles and lasts, the essential components for making quality shoes.…
Second Republic transforms Binga water, food situation
Nqobile Tshili in BINGA BINGA is a remote and dry district in Zimbabwe, where access to water has been a perennial challenge for communities. For many years, the people of…
Zim horticulture in huge rebound
Business Reporter Zimbabwe’s horticultural sector is rebounding, driven by increased investment, with the country now targeting US$1 billion exports by 2030 after ambitious targets were set for major horticultural crops,…