Zim approves Tajikistan MoU

Mukudzei Chingwere Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE has approved a Memorandum of Understanding with the Republic of Tajikistan to strengthen cooperation in geological studies, in a move aimed at expanding scientific collaboration…

‘AI shaping transport sector’

Freeman Razemba in GENEVA, Switzerland ARTIFICIAL Intelligence is increasingly shaping the future of Zimbabwe’s inland transport sector, anchoring innovation, automation and digitalisation efforts aimed at improving road safety, efficiency and…

First consignment of cancer machines arrives

Trust Freddy Zimpapers Correspondent ZIMBABWE has taken delivery of the first two of four high-tech cancer treatment machines, marking a major milestone in the Second Republic’s commitment to providing world-class,…

30 000 youths head to Marondera

Joseph Madzimure Zimpapers Politics Hub MORE than 30 000 youths are expected to converge at Igava Training Centre in Marondera on Saturday for National Youth Day celebrations, Youth Empowerment, Development…

MBARE BEDBUGS: CITY AUTHORITIES BLAME SECOND-HAND CLOTHES

Mirirai Nsingo CITY authorities have blamed the sale and storage of second-hand clothes for the resurgence of bedbugs in Mbare. Health officials have started to move in to contain what…

AUSSIE-BASED DOCTORS DONATE EQUIPMENT TO MUTARE’S MAIN HOSPITAL

Tendai Gukutikwa Mutare Bureau VICTORIA Chitepo Provincial Hospital, the main referral hospital for Manicaland, has received a donation of medical equipment valued at approximately US$62,000 from Zimbabwean doctors based in…

DETECTIVE KEDHA ACCUSED OF BASHING PROPHET AS CHURCH ROW TURNS UGLY

Arron Nyamayaro A MUGODHI Apostolic Church pastor and prophet, Tichawona Zunzanyika, 46, claims he was assaulted on Tuesday in Zimre Park in a hatchet job meant to expose him as…

Zim–Netherlands trade surplus soars to US$40m

Edgar Vhera Specialist Writer, Agribusiness THE Netherlands remains Zimbabwe’s top fresh produce importer, with Harare’s trade surplus growing by 123 percent from US$18 million in 2022 to US$40 million last…

15 000 dryland farmers to get climate‑smart support

Precious Manomano Herald Reporter More than 15 000 farmers in Zimbabwe’s dryland regions are set to benefit from agricultural equipment and climate‑smart support under the Drylands Sustainable Landscapes Impact Programme.

Govt mulls vocational centre at Geo Pomona

Talent Gore Herald Correspondent The Government is exploring the establishment of a vocational training centre at the Geo Pomona waste‑to‑energy plant in Harare as part of efforts to build the…

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