Women traders quietly subsidise Sadc integration

Tawanda Musarurwa recently in CHIRUNDU AT 4.17am, while most of Chirundu is still asleep, Memory Chikanga steps into a border queue that already stretches beyond the floodlights. She has crossed…

LOOKING BACK: Cholera spreading in Eastern districts

The Herald 16 December 1992 CHOLERA is spreading in three of Zimbabwe’s Eastern Districts with 25 deaths and 755 cases reported since the disease first surfaced at Tongogara refugee camp…

Telecoms, broadcasting fees reviewed

We publish here the 38th post-Cabinet media briefing presented by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere, in Harare yesterday. Cabinet was updated on the 2025/2026 summer crop…

Moscow’s frozen assets case a harbinger of things to come

Herald Correspondent On Friday, Russia’s central bank announced it is filing a lawsuit in a Moscow Arbitration Court against Belgian-based clearing house Euroclear, the custodian of around €185 billion (US$220…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Civil servants can now expect modest increases in pay

WITH ZiG monthly inflation now below one percent and annual inflation soon to hit single digits when the last few higher monthly rates are overtaken, a lot of pay rises…

Mortgage myth: Africa’s housing finance system must be dismantled

Wellington Muzengeza If we dispense with polite illusions, the mortgage is not a neutral financial tool; in reality, it is a colonial relic, imported wholesale from economies built on salaried…

US teaches European allies a harsh lesson

Herald Correspondent The humiliation Washington is inflicting on Western Europe today will shape an entire generation of politicians who will eventually have to rediscover how to deal with Russia. The…

Is Israel preparing for a new war with Iran?

Farhad Ibragimov At a recent closed-door session of Israel’s parliamentary committee on foreign affairs and defence, senior Israeli Defence Force officials delivered a detailed briefing on the country’s readiness for…

Connecting the nation: Quiet triumph of Zim’s digital revolution

Ivan Zhakata Features Correspondent IN a quiet post office in rural Mhondoro, an elderly woman leans over a touchscreen kiosk as a young Zimpost officer patiently guides her through checking…

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