Zimbabwe targets 30 million fingerlings to boost rural economies

Theseus Shambare Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has set an ambitious target to increase national fingerling production to 30 million annually as part of efforts to expand aquaculture, strengthen food security and…

Faith, policy leaders unite to empower women for social, economic transformation

Obey Musiwa Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT, church, civil society and international partners on Thursday converged at the Anglican Cathedral in Harare for International Women’s Day celebrations organised by Gender and Faith…

Mutare pushes action on worsening river pollution

Tendai Gukutikwa Mutare Bureau INDUSTRY in Mutare has raised alarm over worsening pollution in the city’s rivers, warning that untreated effluent and sewage are flowing downstream and threatening communities and…

Women’s group backs Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent A women’s economic empowerment movement, Sisters for Economic Development (Sisters4ED), has thrown its weight behind Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 and said the proposed changes will…

Youth urged to embrace innovation and productivity to drive Vision 2030

George Maponga in CHIVI THE country’s youth have been challenged to seize the opportunities created by the Second Republic and its development partners by embracing innovation and productivity, positioning themselves…

Tour of the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road underway

Freeman Razemba in Matabeleland North Cabinet Ministers, who are assessing projects being implemented in Matabeleland province, are today checking on progress made by contractors working on the strategic Bulawayo-Victoria Falls…

Healthy lifestyles key to preventing kidney disease

Takudzwa Mangrozah Herald Reporter Zimbabwe, on Thursday, joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Kidney Day with calls for people to adopt healthier lifestyles to prevent kidney disease.…

Zimbabwe rolls out nationwide social registry survey

Herald Correspondent Government has launched the 2025/26 Zimbabwe Social Registry Survey (ZISO) in a move aimed at strengthening social protection systems and improving the targeting of vulnerable households. The survey,…

Government demands quality over quantity in housing developments

Remember Deketeke Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT will no longer tolerate substandard housing developments, warning that developers must prioritise quality infrastructure that meets the country’s minimum service delivery standards (MSDS) before any…

‘Investing in relevant education drives growth’ . . . We’re laying foundation for long-term modernisation: President

Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter EDUCATION that drives homegrown solutions remains the cornerstone of Zimbabwe’s ongoing national development agenda, President Mnangagwa has said. In his remarks at the ED-UNZA fundraising dinner in…