Zimbabwe revives wetlands, livelihoods through community-lower-case power

Rutendo Nyeve, [email protected] THE Government has successfully supported 92 community-led wetland restoration projects covering a vast 31 082 hectares across the country, a significant boost to environmental conservation and rural…

Zanu PF consoles family robbed of three in accident…Donates US$3 000 to cover funeral expenses

Joseph Madzimure Zimpapers Politics Hub ZANU PF has stepped in to cushion the Gatsi family following a horrific road crash that claimed three members of the family along the Harare-Bindura…

Moyo appointed health advisor for National Men’s Forum 4ED

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent FORMER Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obadiah Moyo has been appointed National Health Advisor of the Zanu PF-affiliated National Men’s Forum 4ED with immediate effect.

34 swimming pools fail bacteriological tests

The Herald, 30 January 1989 TWENTY-FIVE school swimming pools in Harare and nine municipal swimming pools failed bacteriological tests carried out in November by the City Health Department.

Zim, Iran reinforce healthcare partnership

Trust Freddy Zimpapers Correspondent ZIMBABWE and Iran have moved to solidify a strategic healthcare partnership that will see the reopening of a key metropolitan clinic and the large-scale importation of…

MSD forecasts week-long dry spell

Agriculture News Editor ZIMBABWE is expected to experience increased daytime temperatures with potential dry conditions or moisture deficit from today until next Thursday.

Ex-convicts share stories of transformation

Arron Nyamayaro Herald Reporter PRISON escape, it turns out, can cost more than serving a life sentence, according to Takura Nyakabawu, a former convict who spent a decade behind bars…

Health services boost for Mat North

Michelle Musandinyoze Herald Correspondent THE public health system in Matabeleland North yesterday received another ambulance, a fully equipped mobile truck clinic and a 14-seater minibus.

Child Safety at stake!…l Cross-border cooperation urged to combat human trafficking

Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau CHILD smuggling cases between Zimbabwe and South Africa are on the rise, with recent incidents highlighting the vulnerability of children to exploitation during irregular migration.

FAITH FATIGUE, GOSSIP WOUNDS! . .Why believers walk away from church

Lubelihle Moyo LEAVING church is often mistaken for losing faith. But for many, it is not God they abandon. It is the drama, the whispers, and the quiet wounds that…