AFZ honours Air Commodore Simon Bere

Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter THE Air Force of Zimbabwe yesterday held a full military funeral parade in honour of Retired Air Commodore Simon Bere, whose Chimurenga name was “Brian Garanewako…

Zim elevates foreign policy to economic strategy

Gibson Mhaka Bulawayo Bureau ZIMBABWE has elevated its foreign policy to the front line of economic strategy using diplomatic engagement anchored on peace, trade and cooperation to attract new investment…

EU ramps up investment drive

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent THE European Union has intensified its investment and development thrust in Zimbabwe, unveiling multi-million-euro initiatives targeting agriculture, infrastructure and private sector growth at the just-ended 2026…

NYATHI FAMILY’S RETURN HOME SPARKS INTENSE ONLINE DEBATE

Langalihle Mhiti THE return of Gilbert Nyamanhindi and Joyce Manyara, widely known as the ‘Nyathi Family’, to settle back home in Zimbabwe, has stirred a lot of debate across social…

Botha mine under scrutiny after death

Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau BOTHA Gold Mine is facing intense scrutiny after appearing to shift responsibility onto “unauthorised access” following the death of a 26-year-old artisanal miner inside a…

US$46 000 recovered in blitz on forex dealers

Zvikomborero Parafini THREE suspected illegal foreign currency dealers appeared in court yesterday after being arrested in central Harare during a police operation targeting illicit cash trading.

New roads to have 20-year life span

Nyore Madzianike Senior Reporter Newly-constructed major roads, particularly highways, are designed to last at least 20 years, with routine maintenance expected to begin after a minimum of five years, Ministry…

Ivory Medical turns ‘green gold’ into pharmaceutical power

Trust Freddy Herald  Correspondent Turning off the Rusape–Mutare Highway at Halfway House — roughly 112km from Harare — into the rolling hills of Makoni Rural District, one expects the familiar…

Recruitment of 9 000 nurses approved

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter TREASURY has approved the recruitment of close to 9 000 nurses in a major intervention aimed at easing staffing shortages in the country’s public health sector,…

Clothing industry earns $45 million from exports

The Herald 29 April 1989 ZIMBABWE’S clothing industry has more than doubled its exports over the past two years, earning Zimbabwe millions of dollars in foreign currency.