Looking Back – Nuclear war will spawn world famine’

The Herald 8 January 1986 A LARGE-SCALE nuclear war will spawn global famine by seriously disrupting the earth’s climate and destroying most agricultural crops, an international study group reported yesterday.

Zim surpasses 2,5 million male circumcisions in HIV prevention drive

Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe has achieved a major public health milestone by recording over 2,5 million voluntary medical male circumcisions, a senior Government official has said.

Gold fever in Binga: Mining boom fuels STI surge

Ivan Zhakata Zimpapers Correspondent Gideon Muzamba’s clinic register tells a story of recurrence. Not of hope, or development, but of a cycle as relentless as the crush of rock at…

Steady progress on Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road

Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] GOVERNMENT’s “kilometre by kilometre approach” — a strategic road construction and rehabilitation method where contractors progressively open completed phases of a road to traffic while continuing work,…

Victoria Falls embarks on major road rehab

Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter THE City of Victoria Falls is witnessing a significant road network upgrade through a comprehensive city-wide rehabilitation programme funded by the Zimbabwe National Road Administration…

Pulipeli farmers reap rewards of climate-smart soil and water conservation

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] COMMUNAL farmers in Pulipeli area, Ward 15 of Gwanda District, are recording improved crop yields after embracing soil and water conservation farming methods, a development that is…

Former judge’s driver convicted in US$4 800 Supreme Court bail scam

Danisa Masuku, Court Writer A former Supreme Court judge’s driver, 39-year-old Henry Ntini, has been found guilty of fraud after swindling a convict’s wife of US$4 800 by promising to…

High school acting head to perform community service

Danisa Masuku, Court Writer ACTING Founders High School headmaster, Nkosana Mlibazi, and his co-accused, Lazarus Moyo, who were found guilty of defrauding the school after receiving US$600 for plumbing work…

5th Avenue Market buried under trash! Authorities sound alarm as night vending chaos creates disease hotspot

Michelle Musandinyoze, [email protected] BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has raised the alarm over the continued accumulation of garbage at the 5th Avenue market in the city centre, warning that illegal night…

Mat North celebrates 45+ high-impact projects

Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Writer MATABELELAND North province has emerged as a powerhouse of national development, recording the successful implementation of more than 40 high-impact projects under the National Development…