Lt-Gen Tapfumaneyi officially takes over ZNA Command
Columbus Mabika and Collin Mtatabikwa LIEUTENANT-GENERAL Asher Walter Tapfumaneyi yesterday officially took over command and control of the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA). He assumed the responsibility after he was handed…
Province’s junior MPs empowered with tablets in national digital drive
Patrick Chitumba, Zimpapers Writer YOUNG politicians from Midlands Province are celebrating after receiving brand-new tablets in a major technology drive spearheaded by the Second Republic. Forty-four Junior Parliamentarians were presented…
News in brief . . .China Black Business Summit marks historic step for global black enterprise
Kuda Bwititi in Beijing, China THE China Black Business Summit (CBBS), recently held in Guangzhou, has been hailed as a resounding success, cementing its role as a catalyst for economic…
Love, lies, lost pounds . . . UK-based groom duped
Lovemore Kadzura Weekender Reporter A MAKONI family has been ordered to reimburse their son-in-law all the money he had paid as bride price after failing to release their daughter despite…
Traditional leaders champion wetland conservation in Lower Gweru
Locadia Mavhudzi, Midlands Correspondent TRADITIONAL leaders in Lower Gweru, Chief Bunina and Chief Sogwala, have called on their communities to prioritise the protection of wetlands, stressing their vital role in…
Zim, India deepen bilateral relations through exchange programmes
Raymond Jaravaza, [email protected] ZIMBABWE and India continue to strengthen bilateral relations by deepening co-operation, particularly in education and skills development, with professionals from various sectors of the economy being trained…
Whistleblowers, witnesses set for stronger protection under new Bill
Peter Matika, [email protected] THE Government has approved the Whistle-blowers and Witness Protection Bill, a landmark piece of legislation expected to strengthen Zimbabwe’s fight against corruption, organised crime and other offences…
10 000 tonnes of maize seed delivered to farmers
Theseus Shambare Herald Reporter MORE than 10 000 tonnes of maize seed have so far been delivered to farmers nationwide as planting for the 2025-26 summer cropping season intensifies.
More graduates seek Govt jobs
Raymond Jaravaza Herald Correspondent ZIMBABWE’S drive to modernise the public service will succeed if the country develops a new calibre of public workers who are technologically competent, ethical and adaptable,…
Unpacking essence of trusts in preserving legacies, inheritance
Miriam Tose Majome Herald Correspondent A married couple acquires a modest suburban house in Chegutu, Mashonaland West Province, and builds a small, but stable, family business that sees them through…











