Man jailed for trying to kill his children
The Herald, 30 April 1988 A MAN who attempted to murder his four children after his wife told him he was infertile, and who then assaulted his brother who tried…
Boost for women-led MSMEs
Alicia Kadzviti Herald Reporter Women-led micro, small and medium enterprises are critical drivers of Zimbabwe’s economic transformation, yet they continue to face barriers that demand urgent and coordinated support, Government…
Parliament nullifies 24 illegal local authority by‑laws
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter PARLIAMENT has nullified 24 Statutory Instruments issued by several local authorities meant to enforce different by-laws after it was felt that the regulations were not in…
SADC gets €195m funding
Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter THE European Union has mobilised €195,9 million for 10 projects across the Sadc region, covering peace and security, agriculture, trade, natural resources management, digital transformation and…
Stakeholders call for effective juvenile justice system
Obey Musiwa Herald Reporter JUSTICE actors, police, media and Government officials have called for stronger protection of children in conflict with the law, saying the country’s juvenile justice system must…
Pfumvudza programme boosts food security, farmer yields
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter THE Pfumvudza/Intwasa conservation agriculture programme is rapidly emerging as a transformative force in Zimbabwe’s quest for food security, particularly among smallholder farmers in drought‑prone regions.
Push to reform medical aid industry gathers momentum
Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent THE push to restructure the medical aid industry took centre stage yesterday at a joint consultative meeting involving two key Parliamentary Portfolio Committees and industry stakeholders,…
Data surge powers telecoms sector growth
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent ZIMBABWE’S telecommunications sector registered firm growth in the fourth quarter of 2025, driven by a surge in data usage and mobile activity as the country accelerates…
THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB) will buy winter wheat for US$524,56 a tonne, it announced yesterday as farmers start planting, aiming to hit the optimum window for high yields after Cabinet approved the measure.
Fairness Moyana in Hwange A FAMILY in Hwange District, Matabeleland North Province, which has lived with the lasting scars of a 1978 landmine explosion, has received humanitarian assistance from the…
Zimbabwe Embassy issues urgent safety alert amid rising SA xenophobic tensions
Thupeyo Muleya, [email protected] THE Zimbabwean Embassy in South Africa has issued an urgent safety advisory to Zimbabwean nationals, warning them to remain vigilant following rising xenophobic tensions and sporadic violence…











