Key Irish trio to miss Zim T20Is

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter CRICKET Ireland have confirmed at least three key players will miss the first part of the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe as they have been given…

Mutoko’s Chitora irrigation scheme flourishes

Trust Freddy Herald correspondent Villagers from Chitora in Mutoko never thought that one day they would send their children to boarding schools through farming, let alone watch the FIFA World…

Early booking improves detection of HIV in mothers and babies

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Health Reporter When Jane Makumbe* (not her real name) from Muchakagara village learnt that she was pregnant with her fourth child, she was elated. Armed with experience…

‘Unity Accord must be cherished by all’

Herald Reporter THE historic Unity Accord signed on December 22, 1987, shall forever be imprinted in Zimbabwe’s history as a watershed event that forged a strong bond of peace and…

5 more die in road accidents

Crime Reporter FIVE more people have died in separate road accidents along the Harare-Masvingo highway on Monday, bringing this week’s death toll to 24. National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul…

Tight schedule for Vincent

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWEAN professional golfer Scott Vincent, who won the International Series Order of merit standings, will have a busy schedule in the Asian Tour in 2023. Vincent…

UK nurses stage second strike for inflation-busting pay

Up to 100 000 members of the Royal College of Nursing demand better pay to make up for years of real-terms salary cuts. United Kingdom nurses have staged a second…

Lead Farmers get bicycles support

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu Bulawayo Bureau Lead Farmers in rural areas have been given bicycles to ease their mobility challenges as they carry out advisory services as a strategy to boost agriculture…

Firm develops seed varieties matching predicted weather patterns 

ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange listed seed producing giant, Seed Co has heeded the Government’s call to modernise farming by developing seed varieties that suit the weather patterns that weather experts would have predicted for particular seasons.

Thousands on way to Bethlehem

The Herald, December 22, 1980 CHRISTMAS decorations were nearly completed in Bethlehem yesterday as the town prepared for a flood of holiday pilgrims to the traditional site of Christ’s birth.…

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