Major cuts in parking, towing fees and levies in transport sector

Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter PARKING fees, including clamping and towing penalty charges, have been slashed in half in all local authorities countrywide as part of the Government’s review of licences,…

Tourism sector attracts US$190m investments

Nqobile Bhebhe in MUTARE ZIMBABWE’S tourism industry has emerged as one of the country’s most resilient economic pillars, shrugging off global shocks to generate more than US$1,2 billion in receipts…

MSD predicts slow start to rains

Remember Deketeke ZIMBABWE must prepare for a delayed and erratic start to the 2025-2026 rainfall season, with significant improvements expected from December onwards, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Minister Dr Jenfan…

Zambia calls for removal of sanctions on Zimbabwe

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter AHEAD of the SADC Anti-Sanctions Day commemorations next month, Zambia has called for the total removal of the illegal measures against Zimbabwe. The call was made…

Drugs a menace to progress: Minister

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter THE drugs and substance abuse menace is a bottleneck to Government’s national development efforts, hence more should be done by all progressive Zimbabweans to fight the…

New section of Harare-Mazowe dual carriageway opens

Herald Reporter A KEY section of the Harare-Mazowe road dualisation project was opened to traffic yesterday, marking a milestone in the Government’s ambitious infrastructure upgrade. The newly completed 3,3km stretch…

50km of Kadoma-Sanyati Road upgraded

Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau NEARLY 50 kilometres of the Kadoma–Golden Valley–Sanyati Bridge Road, which is under rehabilitation, is now fully tarred and opened to traffic, bringing relief to motorists,…

How home deliveries fuel HIV in Gokwes newborns

Victor Maphosa recently in GOKWE IN Gokwe South district, a silent and preventable crisis is unfolding. A growing number of newborns are entering the world HIV-positive, and health officials have…

Zim among world’s best countries to visit in 2025

Herald Correspondent ZIMBABWE has been named one of the world’s best countries to visit in 2025 by global travel platform Kayak, cementing its place as a top-tier destination for travellers…

Editorial Comment: New women’s fund must succeed in transforming lives, society

ALTHOUGH women form a majority of the population of Zimbabwe, and although our Constitution grants full equality to all citizens, for a variety of historical reasons, sometimes reflected in our…