Failure to submit NDCs a suicidal climate gamble

WITH a few months before the COP30 summit in Belem, Brazil, takes place (November 10-21), an unsettling reality looms large — many countries are yet to submit their updated nationally determined contributions (NDCs).

7 000 health workers to be trained annually

ZIMBABWE is battling a critical shortage of health professionals, with the number of doctors and nurses per patient falling far short of World Health Organisation (WHO) standards — a gap the Government now plans to close by training 7 000 health workers every year.

China challenges America’s AI dominance

GLOBAL artificial intelligence (AI) development has reached a decisive inflection point.

Village Business Units a game changer in transforming lives

Thupeyo Muleya-Beitbridge Bureau IN recent years, the Government has intensified efforts to transform the lives of Zimbabweans — especially those living in semi-arid regions — from the effects of recurrent…

A life of firsts, faith and unyielding service . . . Pioneer black female doctor humbled by recognition

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke-Senior Health Reporter AS the nation basks in the glow of its Heroes Day and Women’s Month commemorations, one name resonates with particular clarity, Dr Madeline Nyamwanza-Makonese, Zimbabwe’s first…

Rhodes sparks controversy from the grave

Farai Diza-Bulawayo Bureau HIGH above the undulating terrain of Zimbabwe’s Matobo Hills, on a site rich in history and spiritual resonance, lies a grave that continues to evoke powerful emotions.…

‘Manhanga matete’: Rural anthem of hope

Theseus Shambare-Herald Reporter “MANHANGA matete; todya maruva!” — the phrase now echoes far beyond the country’s rural trails. Kombis blast it from cracked speakers, TikTok influencers use it for dance…

Drive to arrive alive  

  Moffat Mungazi Post Reporter   MANICALAND early last week memorialised one of the darkest days in its history – the fatal road traffic accident that occurred in Nyanga on…

Unsung heroines of courage

Tendai Gukutikwa Post Reporter   COMRADE Sabina Nyamutyira was just 14 when she fled to Zambia in 1974, leaving her family behind to join the liberation struggle. She endured perilous…

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