Kariba Dam project nears completion

Walter Nyamukondiwa The US$294 million Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project, designed to secure the critical and strategic hydro-power infrastructure, is now approximately 94 percent complete, the Zambezi River Authority has said.…

Nation celebrates Mother’s Day, silent pillars of the struggle

Nyore Madzianike-Senior Reporter Zimbabweans yesterday joined the rest of the world in commemorating Mother’s Day. Mother’s Day is a global celebration honouring maternal figures through appreciation, gift-giving, and family gatherings,…

Mothers hailed for sacrifices, resilience

Ivan Zhakata As the world marked Mother’s Day yesterday, Zimbabweans took time to honour mothers, celebrating their sacrifices, resilience and enduring love that continue to anchor families and communities. For…

Malawian crash victims honoured, repatriated

Selina Nyamangara-Herald Reporter A memorial service and a send-off ceremony for the 15 bodies of Malawian nationals, who died in a road traffic accident that claimed 17 lives along the…

Young people power nation’s development drive

Nyore Madzianike-Senior Reporter YOUNG people are the drivers of Zimbabwe’s development across key sectors of the economy through innovation and effective project execution, Skills Audit and Development Minister Dr Jenfan…

Presidential inspiration: Diasporan investment transforms health service delivery

Tanaka Nkala, [email protected] AFTER spending 24 years in England, it took President Mnangagwa’s inspiration for Ms Quinn Sowa to come back home in 2022 and invest in the health sector,…

Four women trapped, two killed in mine collapse

Peter Matika, [email protected] TWO women died on Saturday afternoon in the Nugget mining area of Matobo District, Matabeleland South Province, after a disused pit they had reportedly entered to scavenge…

Water shedding reprieve for Bulawayo residents

Peter Matika, [email protected] Following improved inflows into the city’s supply dams during the 2025/26 rainy season, the Bulawayo City Council has reduced its water-shedding regime from 96 to 72 hours…

Fourth Chimurenga baton in our hands

Victoria Ruzvidzo-Editor’s Brief I grew up hearing tales of the Second Chimurenga and all the sacrifices that many were making to get the country back to its rightful hands. We…

Editorial Comment: ZiG gains ground as dollarisation steadily recedes

The ZiG is now generally considered, outside the tuck shops, public transport and still much of the fuel sector, an acceptable currency that is solid and stable, and is being…

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