Govt maps path for gender‑responsive media sector
Wendy Nyakurerwa-Matinde GOVERNMENT has a comprehensive framework aimed at transforming Zimbabwe’s media sector into a gender-responsive, ethical and financially sustainable industry, a senior official has said. Addressing female journalists at…
Litton set to bounce back for ODI
LITTON Das will not be fit to play the first ODI in Zimbabwe, scheduled for July 6, but should be able to play the next two games, on July 9…
Zim–India ties drive jobs, investment opportunities
Obey Musiwa Herald Reporter INDIAN Ambassador to Zimbabwe Bramha Kumar has expressed his commitment to enhancing Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 goals, pledging to deliver tangible benefits for ordinary citizens. Speaking at…
Ngarava hails his men
Blessing Malinganiza Zimpapers Sports Hub CHEVRONS stand-in Test captain Richard Ngarava has credited the team’s formidable pace attack and collective team effort after leading the hosts to a memorable innings-and-85-run…
Man arrested in Mutare with US$405 dagga
Tendai Gukutikwa Mutare Bureau A 28-year-old man from Mutare has been arrested after police allegedly recovered 122 prepared dagga cigarettes and 20 sachets of loose dagga with an estimated street…
Premiership blows away MWOS’ Ndeunyema
Tadious Manyepo Zimpapers Sports Hub MWOS’ Namibia international Dawid Ndeunyema has said the level of competition in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League is way above what he had become…
VISA Games reach business end
Curtworth Masango Zimpapers Sports Hub THE 2026 Vocational Institutions Sports Association moved a gear up with provincial sides clashing at Kaguvi Vocational Training Centre in the Midlands Province. With all…
CFI Holdings records volume surge across key businesses
Nelson Gahadza-Senior Business Reporter CFI Holdings recorded strong volume growth across key operating units in the half-year to March 31, 2026, buoyed by robust demand for agricultural inputs following a…
Tomato drought – short supplies, big mark-ups, questions abound
Obert Chifamba Agri-Insight IN the current shortage of tomatoes, one warning is getting louder — reports that some producers may be using chemicals associated with inducing early ripening in other…











