Close to the door, not yet through
Howard Musonza in Marrakech, Morocco, Zimpapers Sports Hub Editor THE hardest part of Zimbabwe’s Afcon exit is not the journey home. It is that this team stood close enough to…
Lake Tugwi-Mukosi nearly spilling
Herald Reporter LAKE Tugwi-Mukosi has risen to 99.6 percent full following sustained rainfall in its catchment area, raising the possibility it could start spilling any time soon if current inflows…
Mat South charts roadmap to Vision 2030
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] THE last journey towards achieving an upper middle-income economy by 2030 demands higher performance, accountability, clarity of results, and co-operation from all stakeholders. Minister of State for…
Three motorists cheat death
Berven Fombe Herald Correspondent THREE drivers narrowly escaped death yesterday after a container aboard a haulage truck was swept off the truck by the Seke Road rail-over-road bridge at the…
Road to Los Angeles has begun: Tagara
Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe president, Tendai Tagara is upbeat that Zimbabwe will send over 10 athletes to the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028.…
Zim distributes 122m condoms
Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent ZIMBABWE distributed 122 million condoms last year, aiming to ensure universal protection and community-wide accessibility as part of its drive towards an Aids-free generation.
Call on communities to preserve forests
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] COMMUNITIES have been urged to take responsibility for preserving forests through tree planting and sustainable agricultural practices, in line with President Mnangagwa’s call for citizens to drive…
Royal Cup final to liven Inyathi
Fungai Muderere and Nkosilathi Sibanda, Zimpapers Sports Hub WARRIORS striker Prince Dube’s exploits in the field of play continue to be a marvel and a source of inspiration to many…
Guruve shellshocked after 12 murders…Hope now on army, police patrols
Veronica Gwaze recently in GURUVE AN unsettling stillness has enveloped the Guruve community after 12 murders in 11 days with the streets now uncharacteristically quiet.











