Fundraising drive for Gazaland University gathers pace

Josephine Nyamwanza Correspondent A MAJOR fundraising campaign is gaining momentum for the proposed Gazaland University in Chipinge – a heritage-based institution expected to become one of the leading centre of…

Stalled Headlands projects revived

Solomon Bhumu Post Reporter HEADLANDS Constituency is experiencing tangible development as long-stalled education and health projects are near completion, thanks to the injection of the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) money,…

Cereals planting hits 190 000ha

Luthando Mapepa Correspondent AT least 190 000 hectares of cereals have been planted in Manicaland since the onset of the 2025/26 summer cropping season in November, with more hectarage still…

Pfumvudza pioneer’s legacy of rural empowerment

Samuel Kadungure News Editor IN the sun-kissed communal fields of Chiendambuya, where the green hills whisper tales of resilience and determination – a shining star has been extinguished – leaving…

Touchy orphaned whizkid varsity dropout story

Ray Bande Senior Reporter IF heavens have ears for orphans in social challenges, surely 19-year-old Jawitt Maphosa’s prayers deserve spontaneous answers. Raised in the farming community of Mt Selinda, an…

VCPH children ward revamped

Tendai Gukutikwa Health Reporter IN a bid to enhance comfort, safety, and treatment outcomes for young patients, the children’s ward at Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital has undergone a significant transformation,…

Mutare Museum’s timeless journey through transport, culture, innovation

Lloyd Makonya Correspondent MUTARE Museum is one of Zimbabwe’s most compelling cultural destinations and proudly known as the Museum of Transport and Antiquities. It is more than a building or…

CONJUGAL RIGHTS FOR SELECTED PRISONERS IN MASSIVE MOVE BY PRISON AUTHORITIES EXPLORING VARIOUS WAYS OF REHABILITATION

Arron Nyamayaro SELECTED inmates are having access to conjugal rights while serving their sentences in the country’s prisons. This is set to be widened beyond the two prisons, where a…

Chiefs critical line of defence, says President

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter TRADITIONAL leaders remain one of Zimbabwe’s critical lines of defence against alien cultural practices, which come under the guise of modernity, President Mnangagwa has said. In…

Traditional leaders commend 2nd Republic’s inclusivity

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter TRADITIONAL leaders have commended the Second Republic for its inclusivity that has left no one and no place behind. This comes after President Mnangagwa yesterday handed…

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