Africa CDC backs stance on US funding
Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter THE Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has backed Zimbabwe and Zambia on their stance regarding the newly established health cooperation framework proposed by the United…
‘ZiG trust must be earned’
Nelson Gahadza-Senior Business Reporter RESTORING confidence remains the cornerstone of the country’s Monetary Policy framework, while trust in the local currency cannot be legislated, but must be earned through sustained…
Pardoned inmates praise President
Arron Nyamayaro-Herald Reporter MORE than 480 prisoners were released yesterday from Harare Central Prison after having sentences cut under the Presidential Clemency, expressing their heartfelt gratitude to President Mnangagwa for…
Zim evacuates Iran embassy staff
Joseph Madzimure-Zimpapers Politics Hub ZIMBABWEANS in Teheran, Iran, have been evacuated following a review of the security situation in the Middle East, amid escalating tensions after the United States and…
Nation celebrates Women’s Day
Alicia Kadzviti-Herald Reporter ZIMBABWE will commemorate International Women’s Day tomorrow at Chipadze High School in Bindura, Mashonaland Central. Globally, the day will be marked on March 8. Addressing a Press…
Media urged to go beyond ‘writing’
Gibson Nyikadzino-Zimpapers Politics Hub LOCAL media should go beyond descriptive news writing and use journalism skills to simplify concepts into elements that will help citizens participate in national development, Information,…
Brig-Gen Hungwe dies
Herald Reporter BRIGADIER-GENERAL (Retired) Jonathan Willie Hungwe has died. He died at G and N Clinic in Rutenga last Friday. A statement from the Zimbabwe National Army said Commander ZNA…
Public nabs detectives’ killer suspect Munyanyi
Africa Moyo-Deputy National Editor The public arrested Daniel Munyanyi (50), the man suspected of shooting and killing two detectives on Sunday morning during a gunfight in Ndemu Village, Ndanga, Zaka.…
Indigenous timber curing ban set for 2029
Trust Freddy-Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has set a 2029 deadline to ban the use of indigenous timber for tobacco curing, part of a dual-pronged technological and afforestation roadmap aimed at saving…











