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Ngozi Mine: Ngozi Mine: At last, a breath of hope for Cowdray Park
Ngozi Mine: Ngozi Mine: At last, a breath of hope for Cowdray Park

Bruce Ndlovu, [email protected] FOR years, residents of Cowdray Park have learnt to fear the wind. When it changes direction, smoke from the nearby Richmond Landfill, popularly known as Ngozi Mine,…

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Tourism growth must drive sustainable investment — First Lady
Tourism growth must drive sustainable investment — First Lady

Nqobile Bhebhe in Masvingo ZIMBABWE’S tourism industry must convert its strong growth trajectory into sustainable investment, deeper local economic participation, and greater resilience, First Lady and Tourism Patron Dr Auxillia…

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Farmers welcome GMB incentive producer prices
Farmers welcome GMB incentive producer prices

Edgar Vhera-Specialist Writer – Agribusiness FARMERS have welcomed the incentive producer floor prices announced by the Grain Marketing Board for the 2026/27 summer cropping season as a reflection of realities…

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Govt certifies new ferry for Kariba communities
Govt certifies new ferry for Kariba communities

Freeman Razemba-Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has certified a privately owned ferry to restore water transport services on Lake Kariba following the August 11 tragedy that claimed 97 lives, while two more…

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Priest killer driver faces culpable homicide charges
Priest killer driver faces culpable homicide charges

Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo-Herald Correspondent THE 22-year-old driver of the Honda Fit, which struck and killed Roman Catholic priest Father Regis Chikuni at the intersection of Prince Edward Road and Samora Machel…

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Sadc forces push for unified logistics manual
Sadc forces push for unified logistics manual

Nyore Madzianike-Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE National Army Chief of Staff Quartermaster Major-General Simo Maseko has called for greater co-operation among Sadc defence forces as the regional bloc moves to finalise a…

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Remembering the man who shaped Zim’s botanical landscape
Remembering the man who shaped Zim’s botanical landscape

Africa Moyo-Deputy National Editor WHEN Tom Müller arrived in Zimbabwe in the early 1960s, he was confronted with a challenge that would define much of his life’s work. The challenge…

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Zimbabwe courts China for digital leap
Zimbabwe courts China for digital leap

Mukudzei Chingwere in Xiong’an, China ZIMBABWE is courting Chinese investment and expertise to accelerate its digital and industrial transformation, with the country seeking to move from being a consumer of…

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Muduva burial split traumatises children
Muduva burial split traumatises children

Arron Nyamayaro-Herald Reporter THREE minor children have been left trapped in a living nightmare, denied even the final solace of seeing both of their parents laid to rest together. Following…

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Zanu-PF conference preps reach 80pc mark
Zanu-PF conference preps reach 80pc mark

Walter Nyamukondiwa, Mashonaland West Bureau Chief ZANU-PF national chairman and Defence Minister Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri has expressed satisfaction with preparations for the 23rd Annual National People’s Conference, saying this year’s…

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