Council to crack whip on defaulters
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent THE City of Harare has warned residents and institutions that it will intensify compliance and debt recovery operations across all districts beginning in 2026, targeting ratepayers…
UAE strengthens tourism investment
The United Arab Emirates has reinforced its position as a global tourism and investment hub by introducing highly competitive incentives and implementing a comprehensive national strategy aimed at accelerating sustainable…
Looking Back – Unity Day: Historic political accord commemorated
The Herald, 23 December 1999 ZIMBABWEANS yesterday observed Unity Day which commemorates the historic unity accord signed between Zanu (PF) and the PF-Zapu in 1987 that ended several years of…
Artificial Intelligence in BRICS: Opportunities or challenges?
Let us make artificial intelligence not a luxury for the few, but a public good — this is what experts who are already working on the development of neural networks…
Churches step up efforts to curb HIV in Harare
Yeukai Karengezeka Herald Correspondent CHURCHES have stepped up efforts to combat the spread of HIV in Harare Metropolitan Province which is topping the list of provinces with the highest infection…
Mbanje found concealed in banana sacks
Tendai Gukutikwa Mutare Bureau A ROUTINE night traffic patrol along the Birchenough Bridge-Mt Selinda Road turned into a major anti-drug operation after police intercepted a bus carrying 31,5kg of mbanje…
High Court registers UK judgement
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter A BRITISH national, Clayton Allen, has won a major legal victory, securing the right to enforce a UK judgment against Blessing Chinganga, a Zimbabwean citizen…
Rural Zimbabwe quietly leads climate adaptation revolution
Shadreck Muchaku Herald Correspondent I WAS born under a thatched roof in a village between the Chivake and Nyazvidzi rivers, raised on sadza and the rhythm of the seasons.
Chivayo donations transforms churches, schools
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Businessman and philanthropist Mr Wicknell Chivayo has pledged a fleet of vehicles and a collective of US$2 million in cash to support various welfare programmes.










