‘We travel in fear’: Fury over Bulawayo rank touts

Zimpapers Writer PASSENGERS and bus operators have raised alarm over alleged harassment, intimidation and coercion by kombi and bus touts at Bulawayo’s Fourth Avenue Bus Terminus, with Government now moving…

Hwange’s Dube dreams big

Innocent Kurira [email protected] HWANGE coach Njabulo Dube has every reason to be happy after his side pulled off one of the Munhumutapa Challenge Cup’s biggest upsets, but the ambitious coach…

Livestock genetics boost Zim’s drive to six million cattle

Raymond Jaravazaray. [email protected] Zimbabwean farmers have, for generations, relied on the resilience of their cattle to survive droughts, disease and other harsh climatic conditions, but a new generation of livestock…

‘HUMAN CAPITAL CRITICAL TO GROWING MINING SECTOR’

Judith Phiri [email protected] AS Zimbabwe’s mining sector continues to expand, the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has said human capital plays a critical role in achieving national economic targets…

25-year-old accident victim fights to walk again

Ryan Sibanda [email protected] FOR 25-year-old Ms Nomathemba Ncube, life changed in an instant when a journey back to Bulawayo from the rural areas turned into a nightmare. In January 2026,…

‘Nation remembers gallant sons and daughters’ . . . Zim reflects on a legacy of courage, sacrifice

Farirai Machivenyika and Gibson Mhaka Zimbabweans have been called upon to turn out in their numbers at the National Heroes Acre today to mark this year’s Heroes Day commemorations, whose…

We’ll no longer borrow to finance budget support: Treasury

Oliver Kazunga-Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT will no longer borrow to finance budget support or consumption, with all future loans set to be channelled exclusively towards revenue-generating infrastructure projects capable of repaying…

Speeding, drunk drivers face jail as police get tough

Remember Deketeke-Herald Correspondent Motorists caught speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol or otherwise violating traffic regulations will face the full wrath of the law, with offenders who are convicted…

Govt dismantles ‘self-serving’ academic restrictions

Patrick Chitumba recently in Kwekwe The Government has said the expansion of university infrastructure should be matched by increased student intake rather than controlled higher education enrolment. Minister of Information,…

CJ Gwaunza calls for higher standards in delivery

Patrick Chitumba CHIEF Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza has challenged judges to combine strong judicial skills with professionalism, integrity and mentorship to strengthen public confidence in the justice system and deliver on…

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