SADC parliamentarians chart new course for sustainable health financing

Dr Moses Magadza Correspondent The SADC Parliamentary Forum this week convened a high-level parliamentary side-event in Harare ahead of the Joint Meeting of SADC Ministers of Health and Finance. The…

COMMENT: Returnees deserve seamless reintegration

BY the weekend almost 40 000 Zimbabweans living in South Africa had returned home, calling it a day amid rising xenophobia in that country and threats to their lives. More…

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…

Cost of misdiagnosing medical emergencies as witchcraft

Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent NETSAI DANDADZI thought the hardest part of motherhood was behind her the day her daughter walked into Grade One alone. Yvonne Chihumwi had done it all:…

Cabinet approves nutrition strategy, quality policy reforms

We publish here the 21st post-Cabinet media briefing presented by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Zhemu Soda, in Harare yesterday. Cabinet noted and approved the Nutrition Financing Strategy,…

Remembering Dr Nkomo: Family keeps legacy alive

Gibson Mhaka AS Zimbabwe pauses today to mark the 27th anniversary of the passing of one of its founding fathers, former Vice President Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nyongolo Nkomo, the nation…

LOOKING BACK: Ndangana buried with full military honours

The Herald, 1 July 1989 FORMER Zanla commander and veteran politician, Senator William Ndangana, was yesterday buried at the National Heroes’ Acre in Harare with full military honours. Many people…

Women’s autonomy strengthens families, drives national development

Alice Tagwira Beyond Boundaries In the evolving landscape of Zimbabwean society, the conversation surrounding women’s empowerment has reached a critical juncture. As we strive for national development, it is increasingly…

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