LOOKING BACK: Diabetes in dramatic increase worldwide

The Herald 23 October 1993 DIABETES is increasing dramatically across the world and millions of people are unaware they have the potentially dangerous condition, the International Diabetes Federation said yesterday.…

Sowing hope: Biofortified crops help combat malnutrition

Johnson Siamachira Correspondent FOR 52-year-old Mrs Loice Matienga, life has been full of hard work and daily challenges. She used to wake up at 4am every day to work in…

Major renovations begin at Mpilo Central Hospital

Robin Muchetu Health and Gender Editor MASSIVE renovations are underway at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo as the Government moves in to transform health care service delivery in the southern…

How Zim’s ZiG currency is restoring sovereignty

THE 22nd ZANU PF National People’s Conference, which ended in Mutare over the weekend, made a bold and transformative declaration, Resolution Number 10, which ushers in far-reaching financial and currency reforms aimed at strengthening the ZiG, removing the Intermediated Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) on local transfers, and improving the durability of currency notes.

Trade is winning the war that armies couldn’t

On the Afghan–Uzbek border, the first thing you notice is the noise.

COMMENT: New factories show how we can advance

Economic growth has been a cornerstone of the Second Republic’s agenda, with a 6 percent-plus annual increase in gross national product now considered normal and even positive growth of 2 percent in the year suffering the worst drought for decades.

SADC Anti-Sanctions Day: Time to unite against evil

Gibson Mhaka Zimpapers Politics Hub AS Zimbabwe prepares to observe the SADC Anti-Sanctions Solidarity Day on October 25, it marks a crucial moment for the nation to unite in the…

LOOKING BACK: Mbanje worth over $2m burnt

MBANJE worth more than $2 million went up in smoke in Harare yesterday at the Parirenyatwa Hospital incinerator when the ZRP Drugs and Narcotics Squad torched over 400 kg of the drug seized from traffickers since last year.

Red Cross cheers up people with disabilities in Binga

As the sun rises in Siansundu, its heat licks the dry ground, turning the sand white and the air heavy.

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