GOOD MORNING, LONDON TOWN!

Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter CABIN crew, prepare for landing! For the first time in more than 14 years, Air Zimbabwe will fly directly from Harare to London. It will mark…

Zim unveils US$340m broadband pipeline

Oliver Kazunga-Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE has unveiled a US$340,1 million broadband investment pipeline projected to generate over US$3,8 billion in revenue, signalling a major push to accelerate digital transformation and attract…

US$1,5m lithium rail siding boosts exports

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu THE Second Republic has taken another major step in modernising Zimbabwe’s transport infrastructure with the commissioning of a US$1,5 million lithium transshipment rail siding in West Nicholson, Matabeleland…

PSC rolls out capacity-building programme for civil servants

Ryan Sibanda-Bulawayo Bureau THE Public Service Commission has rolled out a nationwide capacity-building programme for civil servants, with officials from Matabeleland North among the first beneficiaries of a five-day seminar…

Fake court official in court over extortion

Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo-Court Correspondent A MAN accused of posing as a judicial official appeared before the Harare Magistrates Court yesterday on allegations of attempting to extort US$900 from a motorist by…

Pangolin trophy lands pair in trouble

Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo-Court Correspondent A HARARE regional magistrate has issued a warrant of arrest against a Mutare man who failed to appear in court for judgment in a case involving the…

Robert Mugabe Clinic takes shape in Zvimba

Conrad Mupesa-Mashonaland West Bureau A MODERN primary healthcare facility being constructed in Zvimba in honour of the late former President and liberation icon, Cde Robert Gabriel Mugabe, is nearing completion,…

UZ embarks on a cancer screening drive

Obey Musiwa-Herald Reporter THE University of Zimbabwe and the National Men’s Forum have launched a nationwide prostate cancer screening programme,  to tackle what experts describe as a men’s health emergency…

Zim seeks WHO support to expand cancer treatment

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke-Senior Health Reporter ZIMBABWE has appealed to the World Health Organisation to strengthen support for expanding access to affordable cancer medicines and modern health technologies, as the country intensifies…

Harare adopts first Junior Council policy

Takunda Gambiza-Herald Reporter THE City of Harare has adopted its first Junior Council policy aimed at strengthening youth participation in local governance and developing future civic leaders, Mayor Councillor Jacob…