Wheat planting hectarage target increased

The planting target for wheat has been raised from 85 000ha to 90 000ha, with the aim of increasing productivity and achieving record-breaking harvests for the 2023 winter wheat cropping and starting exports to other countries in the region.

G7 Summit undermines international order, world fairness and justice

The G7 summit in Hiroshima ended in protest on May 21.

New Ziana, Malawian news agency pen deal

Lilongwe. – Local news agency, New Ziana, yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding with the Malawi News Agency aimed at cooperating in the exchange of news.

Youths urged to participate in climate change mitigation

The United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) has urged young people to fully participate in strategies that are aimed at mitigating climate change.

Residents urged to seek authority on voluntary road repairs

The Bulawayo City Council has said while it appreciates efforts of residents to complement it in repairing roads, its officials should authorise and monitor the works as they should meet certain standards.

Gas company directors loses US$33 200 to robbers

Crime Reporter Two men who operate a gas company in Ruwa yesterday lost a pistol and over US$33 200 to five armed robbers who intercepted a vehicle they were travelling…

Man throws self into moving traffic after killing wife

Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau A FORTY-TWO-year-old man from Ramahori Farm in Concession threw himself into moving traffic along the Mazowe-Mvurwi highway after fatally striking his wife with an axe…

Four pupils killed, 21 others injured in accident

Crime Reporter  FOUR pupils died while 21 others were injured when a Mazda T35 truck they were travelling in was hit on the driver’s door by a bus and it…

Liquor truck robbed of US$8 000

Crime Reporter THREE armed robbers who were armed with two guns yesterday intercepted a liquor delivery truck before stealing US$8 000 cash in Muzarabani. The robbers were travelling in a…

Jehovah’s Witness launch 2023 ‘EXERCISE PATIENCE’ Convention series

Herald Correspondent Jehovah’s Witnesses in Zimbabwe will next week launch their first three-day “Exercise Patience”! convention series after a three-year pandemic pause. After resuming smaller in-person meetings and their public…

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