Sadc ministers meet to review regional integration

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter The Sadc Council of Ministers will convene today and tomorrow to discuss progress on regional integration initiatives, the bloc’s Secretariat has said.

Veteran journalist Maromo dies

Liberty Dube Post Correspondent SEASONED journalist and co-founder of the African Media and Communications Forum, Jonisayi Maromo, fondly known as “Warchild”, has died. Information gathered reveal that Maromo died early…

Zim goes for broke…Record 662 000-tonne wheat target set for 2026

Debra Matabvu Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE is targeting to produce at least 662 000 tonnes of winter wheat this season — the highest output in history — as the country moves…

New policy to revive manufacturing sector

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE is taking steps towards revitalising the industrial base following approval by Cabinet of the Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy 2, which seeks to accelerate economic…

Social media gag tool for under-age kids on cards

Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau ZIMBABWE is formulating a policy to ban under-age children from accessing and using social media platforms as part of efforts to protect minors from online…

Road upgrades accelerate before Uhuru celebrations

Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona will this week lead a ministerial tour of road rehabilitation projects in Matabeleland South and Matabeleland North provinces, assessing…

First Lady advocates compassionate access to cancer care

Blessings Chidakwa Senior Reporter THE country’s Health and Care Ambassador, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, has highlighted the urgent need for global cooperation to ensure access to essential medicines, particularly…

People with disabilities rally behind Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill

Joseph Madzimure People with disabilities are actively rallying behind the proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill, which seeks to align election cycles with the country’s developmental aspirations and trajectory.

Over 1 000 vehicles impounded in nationwide clampdown

Senior Reporter MORE than 1 000 vehicles were impounded this week as police launched a nationwide crackdown on unregistered vehicles and those illegally fitted with sirens, blue lights, bar lights,…

20‑year promises delivered: 800 locals employed, as Uhuru preparations bring closure to long- standing projects

Bruce Ndlovu, [email protected] For months, Matabeleland South Province has been alive with construction activity as more than 1,000 workers, 80 percent of them local, push through heavy rains and strong…

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