From pain to purpose: Gukurahundi, unity, Vision 2030 imperative

Richard Muponde Zimpapers Politics Hub AS Zimbabwe commemorates Unity Day, the Gukurahundi public hearings emerge as one of the most sensitive yet consequential national processes since Independence, aimed at bringing…

Operation Dudula an affront to history, reason

Lonias Rozvi Majoni Herald Correspondent The rise of Operation Dudula across the South African political landscape has been marketed as a gritty, “citizens-first” reclamation of national sovereignty. Its proponents wrap…

200 Binga youths forge new future with skills initiative

Ivan Zhakata in BINGA A VOCATIONAL skills initiative under the Climate Adaptation, Water and Energy Programme (CAWEP) is creating new economic opportunities for young people in Binga District, with 207…

LOOKING BACK: Suicide cases increase in wake of harsh conditions

The Herald, 19 December 1992 THE number of potential suicides seeking help has increased by about 30 percent due to drought, the hostile economic climate and retrenchment. In an interview…

Is Artificial Intelligence making our children more dumb?

Taonashe Sakutukwa The academic world has been irreversibly cracked open. It happened not with a bang, but with a simple text prompt. Artificial Intelligence (AI), once the domain of science…

Russia-Africa: New horizons for old friends

Sergey Lavrov Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Cairo will soon host an important political event: heads and officials of the foreign ministries of Russia and the African countries will gather…

COMMENT: Let’s all play our part to keep environment clean

President Mnangagwa has pushed hard during his Presidency for Zimbabweans, their formal and informal businesses, and their local authorities to change the old culture of acceptance of a filthy environment…

More than a holiday: What festive celebrations mean to Zimbabweans

Marilyn Mutize Festive celebrations in Zimbabwe have always carried a meaning that goes far beyond the calendar. They are not merely a pause from work or school, nor are they…

Farmers must act urgently against rain-driven weeds

Obert Chifamba Agri-Insight BEYOND the immediate challenge of flooded fields and delayed planting, the heavy rains that have been pounding the country in recent weeks have a huge potential to…

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