Man convicted of forging mom’s will

Yeukai Karengezeka-Court Correspondent A LONG-RUNNING inheritance feud between two siblings has come to a dramatic end after the Harare Magistrates Courts convicted a Kariba man for forging his late mother’s…

UN, Zim launch US$50m youth fund

Remember Deketeke-Herald Correspondent THE United Nations has launched a US$50 million youth empowerment fund, running concurrently with the Government’s new National Youth Empowerment Strategy to harness the potential of young…

Defiance and dance: Zim unites against sanctions

Theseus Shambare THE sun rose over Harare’s Heritage Village in a blaze of gold. By mid-morning, the hilltop was alive with colour, song and the spirit of defiance. From the…

Vice President Chiwenga lauds progress on Palm River Special Economic Zone

Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau VICE-PRESIDENT, Dr Constantino Chiwenga, has expressed his admiration for the significant progress made on the Palm River Special Economic Zone (SEZ) project, with over $200 million…

Govt reaffirms commitment to teachers’ welfare

Don Makanyanga-Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has reaffirmed its commitment to improving the welfare of teachers through continued dialogue with sound-minded unions. This was stated by Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare…

Digital platform to curb abuse of inputs

Theseus Shambare-Herald Reporter PREPARATIONS for the 2025/26 summer cropping are now in full swing, with the Government tightening systems to curb inputs abuse and ensuring that every household is prepared…

Parly commends Zinara for financial management improvements

Zimpapers Reporter PARLIAMENT has commended the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration for enhancing its financial management systems and diligently implementing key audit recommendations, marking a pivotal step towards transparency in the…

GZU Innovation Hub to make drones

Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter GREAT Zimbabwe University (GZU) is starting to manufacture drones that use artificial intelligence systems, with the first batch expected to be ready in January next year as…

Indigenous churches partner with State for development

George Maponga in BIKITA THE Second Republic under President Mnangagwa’s stewardship has reaffirmed its commitment to work closely with indigenous churches to ensure a peaceful and prosperous Zimbabwe as the…

Bulawayo HIV prevalence drops, but remains above national average

Robin Muchetu/Nqobile Bhebhe, Zimpapers Reporters BULAWAYO province, despite recording a low HIV prevalence rate of 10,7 percent, still surpasses the national average of 10,4 percent and is recording Aids deaths…

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