adminOver 385 cars handled so far at dry port in Namibia
Freeman Razemba–Senior Reporter THE Zimbabwe dry port commissioned by President Mnangagwa at Walvis Bay in Namibia in 2019 to provide a strategic and cheaper gateway to the Atlantic Ocean to…
How Govt won war against hunger
Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter ZIMBABWE has seemingly won the war against hunger and food insufficiency on the back of sound policies and critical infrastructure development as the country moves an inch…
Harare launches SMEs policy
Blessings Chidakwa-Herald Reporter Harare City Council has launched its small and medium enterprises policy which it sees as the framework and sets strategies for implementation, coordination, monitoring and evaluation to…
Eminent Zim author, scholar Prof Mbigi dies
Rejoice Makoni-Herald Correspondent Prominent Zimbabwean scholar, author and proponent of Ubuntu philosophies, Professor Lovemore Ndenda Mbigi, has died. Lee Ndenda, a relative, said that Prof Mbigi died at his home in…
Boarding school visits resume
Blessings Chidakwa-Herald Reporter Parents can now visit their children at boarding schools on specified visiting days with immediate effect, although schools should continue carrying out Covid-19 preventive and hygiene measures…
Nightclub murder suspect in court
Prosper Dembedza-Herald Correspondent A Harare man has been remanded in custody for allegedly fatally assaulting another man with a knuckle-duster, accusing that man’s wife of reversing her car and bumping…
Industrial development top priority for Second Republic
Prosper Ndlovu-Zimpapers Elections Desk BUILDING trust and retaining the confidence of business leaders or potential investors is certainly one of the challenging tasks for most policymakers or governments, and yet…
A tale of two parties
Fungi Kwaramba-Zimpapers Elections Desk COMMON sense dictates that when one lights a candle it is placed strategically so that the light reaches every part of the room and that applies…
Tobacco farmer trainings intensify as 446 kg seed sold
The Tobacco Research Board (TRB) has sold 446 kilogrammes of tobacco seed as the institution intensifies training of farmers.
Padenga to invest US$2m into croc business
Victoria Falls Stock Exchange-listed (VFEX) Padenga Holdings plans to spend about US$2 million on capital expenditure programmes for its crocodile business.