NEW: Seed Co launches new white wheat varieties to cut Zimbabwe’s imports
Theseus Mauruki Shambare ZIMBABWE’S drive to reduce dependence on imported wheat is set for a boost following the introduction of new wheat varieties by Seed Co, with the company targeting…
Zimbabwe targets two fish harvests a year as new feed cuts production time
Theseus Mauruki Shambare ZIMBABWE’S push to build a US$2,37 billion aquaculture industry by 2030 is set for a major boost as new fish feed technology is expected to reduce production…
President Xi pledges to deepen commitment to global peace, development
Kuda Bwititi Zimpapers Politics Hub CHINA has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting global peace, development and international cooperation, with President Xi Jinping declaring that Beijing will continue working with the…
A comprehensive guide for agriculture winter production- Part 2
Engineer Tapuwa Justice Mashangwa, On the 21st of June we experienced our winter solstice which marks the astronomical turning point of the year for the Southern Hemisphere. With winter still…
Minister orders councils to report arrests of officials
Remember Deketeke Municipal Correspondent LOCAL Government and Public Works Minister Daniel Garwe has directed all local authorities to immediately report the arrest of any council official to his office, citing…
Zimbabwe joins global elite as MCAZ attains WHO Maturity Level 4 status
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Health Reporter ZIMBABWE has become only the fourth country in the world to have its medicines regulator, the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ), attain the World…
Norton records improved client satisfaction in MSU survey
Diana Nherera NORTON Town Council has recorded a significant improvement in customer satisfaction, with a mid-year survey conducted by Midlands State University (MSU) showing that residents are increasingly satisfied with…
Cabinet approves tobacco legal framework
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Cabinet has approved tobacco related legal framework so that it reflects the growing and evolving sector so that it provides support to farmers and stakeholders through…
Human-wildlife conflict claims 486 lives over 10 years in Zimbabwe
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe has recorded 12 374 human-wildlife conflict incidents over the past decade, resulting in 486 deaths, 554 injuries and the loss of 4 025 livestock, prompting…
Chitungwiza pedestrian crossing marking programme gains momentum as road safety campaign intensifies
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter The national pedestrian crossing marking and repainting programme, aimed at improving road safety around schools and protecting vulnerable road users, is continuing countrywide — with the…











