GMB pays wheat farmers US$32,5m

Theseus Shambare AT least ZiG280 million and US$32.5 million have so far been disbursed to farmers for wheat deliveries by the Grain Marketing Board. The payments follow the latest Treasury…

Province intensifies public outreach on Amendment No.3 Bill

Herald Reporter ZANU PF Harare province has intensified its sensitisation programme on the Constitutional Amendment Number 3 Bill to ensure that people are well informed about what is expected from…

WestProp expands into Chivhu

Staff Reporter WestProp Holdings has announced an expansion into Chivhu, Mashonaland East Province, a town about one hour and 30 minutes from Harare along the Beitbridge Highway. The company plans…

Lake Gwayi-Shangani project on course to meet 2026 deadline

Sikhumbuzo Moyo THE construction of the Lake Gwayi-Shangani in Matabeleland North Province remains firmly on course, with the project at 75 percent completion level as the Government pushes to meet…

Criminals use empty coffins to smuggle drugs

Freeman Razemba-Senior Reporter CRIMINALS are increasingly concealing dangerous drugs and unregistered medicines inside corpses and coffins in an effort to smuggle them past border posts, particularly at Beitbridge Border Post.…

KOTWA HIGH SCHOOL SHINES AT DEBATE COMPETITION

Arron Nyamayaro IN a powerful demonstration that academic excellence knows no geographical boundaries, Kotwa High School, from Mudzi District, impressed at the Harare Provincial Debate Competitions.

Exam cheats face five years in jail

Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter THE National Assembly has adopted tougher penalties for examination cheats while approving an elaborate appeal mechanism for candidates or centres aggrieved by decisions made by the Zimbabwe…

Scheme to install 1,2m solar kits in rural areas

Nyore Madzianike-Herald Reporter A PRESIDENTIAL Rural Solar Scheme targeting the installation of over 1,2 million 1KW solar systems is set to be launched, with the Rural Infrastructure Development Authority having…

Parly raises exam cheating penalties in Zimsec reforms

Zvamaida Murwira, [email protected] THE National Assembly has adopted tougher penalties for examination cheats while approving an elaborate appeal mechanism for candidates or examination centres aggrieved by decisions made by the…

Centre to preserve culture reopened

Alicia Kadzviti-Herald Reporter THE Government has reaffirmed its commitment to placing culture at the centre of national development. Following the official relaunch of the Wise Owl Culture Centre recently, Government…

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