NYATSIME COLLEGE TARGETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION AFTER IMPRESSIVE RESULTS
Takudzwa Mangrozah Herald Reporter NYATSIME College is positioning itself among Zimbabwe’s top performing schools after posting a 99 percent pass rate at Ordinary Level. The school also maintained a 100…
President promotes 2 to Major General
Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, President Mnangagwa, yesterday promoted two Zimbabwe National Army Brigadier Generals to the rank of Major General in accordance with…
37 Youth Service graduates off to Algeria
Gibson Nyikadzino and Victor Maphosa YOUTH Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training Minister Tino Machakaire yesterday challenged 37 graduates of the Youth Service in Zimbabwe programme destined for Algeria on a…
Zim takes innovation agenda to UN Inland Transport Summit
Freeman Razemba in GENEVA, Switzerland ZIMBABWE is today taking centre stage at the 88th session of the United Nations Inland Transport Committee, where Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona…
Fodder innovation boosts livestock amid drought pressures
Theseus Shambare Features Writer In Zimbabwe’s rural districts, drought is no longer a distant threat whispered about in farming seasons past — it lingers longer than it used to.
Floods in southern Malawi leave 85 000 homeless
The Herald, 18 February 1997 BLANTYRE — Some 85 000 Malawian and Mozambican families have been left homeless by the flooded lower Shire River in a valley in southern Malawi,…











