Fistula repair camp restores dignity to women

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke in Gweru For two years, Ms Eustina Panganayi (41) from Mvuma lived with a condition that quietly eroded her dignity and confidence, forcing her to withdraw from many…

RBZ tightens screws on mobile money

Debra Matabvu THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe is moving to integrate the national database of the Civil Registry Department with mobile financial services subscriber records — a bold crackdown aimed…

Poultry schemes transform rural women

Precious Manomano Herald Reporter THE Presidential Rural Poultry Scheme is transforming rural communities in Zimbabwe, offering opportunities aimed at enhancing food security and economic empowerment.

Zanu PF MPs united behind Amendment Bill No.3

Joseph Madzimure Zimpapers Politics Hub ZANU PF parliamentarians are working towards ensuring that the Constitutional Amendment Bill (No. 3) proceeds smoothly in the august House, aiming to fulfil the aspirations…

Malawi urban poor women turn waste into manure

A project is helping slum-dwellers in Malawi’s capital turn trash into cash. “From Pollutants to Cash: Urban Poor Women Turning Waste into Wealth” trains people to become rubbish entrepreneurs, transforming…

EcoVision’s water summit to tackle pollution crisis

Water pollution is increasingly becoming a major economic risk for Zimbabwe, threatening agriculture, livestock production, public health and industrial activity. Stakeholders say contamination of key water bodies from mining activities,…

Zimbabwe takes steps to preserve the country’s liberation war heritage

Thupeyo Muleya in Lusaka, Zambia The National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe is taking steps to preserve the country’s liberation war heritage by rehabilitating shrines in Mozambique and Zambia where…

China leads innovation as AI matures

Kuda Bwititi in BEIJING, China Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly maturing into an integral part of daily life, enhancing human experience through new technologies, and China is ready to share…

Woman, three children spent 20 hrs marooned on Runde River

George Maponga Masvingo Bureau A 20-year-old breastfeeding Chiredzi woman and her two juvenile sisters spent more than 20 hours marooned on an island along the flooded Runde River on Sunday.…

Japan injects US$145K into education, health projects

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent THE Government of Japan has committed approximately US$145 000 towards two grassroots projects aimed at improving education and health services for vulnerable communities in Zimbabwe under…