Chief Magistrate confident of courts’ digital transition
Yeukai Karengezeka-Herald Correspondent Chief Magistrate Mrs Vongai Guwuriro says she has confidence in the justice delivery system following the successful rollout of the Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS) in…
ZNA warns health graduates against drug
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Zimpapers Reporter HEALTH personnel in the security services sector have an obligation to lead by example in the discharge of duty and must take a solid stance…
MCAZ warns of fake antibiotics flooding market
Health Reporter The Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has raised alarm over the illegal distribution of fake cloxacillin capsules, a critical antibiotic used in the treatment of several bacterial…
The irresistible rise of Crumbl Cookies: Now available at So Sweet
So Sweet AMONG the world’s sweet treats, one name has quickly captured the hearts and palates of dessert lovers around the globe: Crumbl Cookies. Born from a simple idea and…
Gaming centres emerge as new frontier for risky behaviours among youth
Peter Matika, [email protected] BULAWAYO’S gaming centres, once seen as recreational spaces, are fast emerging as breeding grounds for juvenile delinquency, substance abuse and truancy, prompting concern among parents, teachers and…
Zimbabwe is making strides in education sector: President
Zimbabwe is making significant strides in the education sector, President Mnangagwa has said.
US$500K refurbishment of New Ambassador Hotel set to boost occupancy rates
RAINBOW Tourism Group (RTG) is expecting a significant rise in occupancy levels at its New Ambassador Hotel, located in Harare’s Central Business District, following a US$500 000 upgrade that was completed in March.
Paynow strengthens role as digital payments backbone
Leading digital payments platform Paynow has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing financial inclusion and supporting Zimbabwe’s economic growth by providing secure, reliable, and user-friendly payment solutions to individuals and businesses both locally and in the diaspora.
Diaspora nurses empower local colleagues in life-saving training initiative
Zimbabwean nurses working in the United Kingdom have partnered with the Ministry of Health and Child Care to roll out a critical resuscitation training programme aimed at bridging skills gaps among local healthcare professionals.
From Mutoko to global acclaim: Mavura’s academic triumph
Mutoko-born academic, Abel Mavura, has achieved a remarkable feat, becoming the first African to win the prestigious 2025 Global Margaret Mead Memorial Award for Best Student Paper. This international accolade, conferred by the International Society for the Systems Sciences (ISSS), recognises his groundbreaking study on how young male migrants in Paris navigate systemic exclusion through grassroots resilience.











