Farmers shift to drought-resilient crops
Precious Manomano Herald Correspondent FARMERS have started adjusting their cropping strategies ahead of the 2026/27 summer season, with those in drought-prone areas turning to short-season traditional grains and other climate-resilient…
Govt drops Maths requirement for language teachers
Nyore Madzianike Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has scrapped mathematics as a prerequisite for people who wish to train as secondary school teachers for indigenous languages, Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science…
Mutare Labour Court to open in January
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter A PERMANENT Labour Court will be established in Mutare from January 1, next year in line with Government’s efforts to improve access to justice by the…
Zim pushes agro-industrial hub drive at ZAS
Nyasha Simbisai Agriculture Correspondent GOVERNMENT is fast-tracking plans to make Zimbabwe an agro-industrial hub by 2030, urging farmers and industry to add value to farm produce to boost regional exports…
PSC clarifies teacher recruitment
Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent THE Public Service Commission has dismissed allegations of corruption, nepotism and favouritism in teacher recruitment, insisting that appointments are made on merit, availability of posts and…
Beitbridge prison to undergo modernisation
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau BEITBRIDGE Prison requires urgent modernisation and expanded infrastructure to support the Second Republic’s shift from incarceration to rehabilitation and reintegration, Matabeleland South Minister of State for…
MAN IN COURT FOR INSULTING WIFE DESPITE PEACE ORDER
Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo Court Correspondent A MAN from Harare’s Eastview suburb is in trouble after allegedly insulting his wife at a city-centre complex despite a court order barring him from harassing…










