Govt unveils $80m plan to avert water crisis in Greater Harare
Remember Deketeke Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has stepped up measures to prevent a water crisis in greater Harare as residents grapple with acute shortages and failing sewer infrastructure. Yesterday, Government rolled…
Harare major road rehab commences
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter RESIDENTS and public transport operators have welcomed the Government’s commencement of major road rehabilitation works across Harare to address long-standing infrastructure challenges. The initiative saw Transport…
Police ban machetes, spears in Chipinge
Lovemore Kadzura Mutare Bureau Police in Chipinge have banned the carrying and displaying of dangerous weapons in a bid to curb a surge in violent crimes. The ban, targeting machetes,…
Zim, Serbia bolster ties
Joseph Madzimure Zimpapers Politics Hub IN a clear indication of deepening diplomatic relations, Zimbabwe and Serbia are set to intensify bilateral cooperation through a series of high-level ministerial exchanges and…
13 ex-Zipra fighters return to Zanu PF
Raymond Jaravaza Bulawayo Bureau THIRTEEN former Zipra combatants have rejoined Zanu PF in Bulawayo, citing renewed confidence in the ruling party’s leadership and a desire to contribute to national unity…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Mineral wealth with local processing, manufacture can push Zim forward fast
Zimbabwe’s rising exports are driven by an ever-growing parcel of primary and, hopefully in the near future, manufactured products, each providing streams of value and income to make up ever…
Understanding third party insurance cover in Zimbabwe
Sifelani Tsiko Fact Check Editor Zimbabwe is moving to finalise the Road Accident Fund (RAF) Bill, which seeks to take over the administration of compulsory third-party motor insurance from private…
Parents urged to be proactive on children mental health
Tanyaradzwa Kutaura Zimpapers Reporter Parents and guardians should complement Government efforts to mitigate against the impact of mental health challenges on learners to curb a growing trend of suicide cases…
US regards EU as ‘servants’ who can be discarded at any time
Jorge I Aguadero Casado At the beginning of 2026, a clear “looking East” trend has emerged on the international diplomatic stage. Several Western countries, including Ireland, Canada, Finland, and the…
Russia, India building new global system
Andrey Bystritskiy In a world where even allies face US trade wars, Moscow and New Delhi trust their own systems — and each other — while building up BRICS and…











