Lead fight against social vices, President tells Church

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter THE Church must play its part towards the eradication of vices such as drug and substance abuse, crime, bullying and other anti-social behaviours, President Mnangagwa has…

Govt reserves key sectors for locals

Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT has approved the implementation of an exclusive reservation framework for citizens across several sectors of the economy, in a move aimed at empowering local entrepreneurs…

$400 million coal-to-fertiliser plant on the horizon

George Maponga Masvingo Bureau ZIMBABWE is moving closer to achieving self-sufficiency in fertiliser production, with plans underway to construct a US$400 million coal-to-fertiliser plant in Gudo communal lands, Chiredzi District.

President welcomes 3 new ambassadors

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday received letters of credence from incoming ambassadors from Angola, Indonesia and Denmark, with all three expressing their commitment to furthering relations.

Manhivi appointed ZACC executive secretary

Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has appointed Advocate Shepherd Manhivi as Executive Secretary of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission.

Osaka expo puts Zim on global map: VP Mohadi

Robin Muchetu in OSAKA, Japan THE Osaka Expo 2025, currently underway in Japan, has elevated Zimbabwe’s investment profile on the global stage and opened avenues for increased exposure to international…

Zanu PF conference preps ahead of schedule

Joseph Madzimure, Zimpapers Politics Hub PREPARATIONS for the 22nd Zanu PF Annual National People’s Conference set to be held in Manicaland next month are ahead of schedule, the ruling party’s…

First Lady donates blankets to all central, provincial hospital beds

Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter HEALTH and Child Care Ambassador, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, has set a new benchmark in supporting Zimbabwe’s health system by donating brand-new blankets for every…

TEACHER RAPES PUPIL DURING EXTRA LESSONS

A 48-year-old teacher was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly raping a Grade 4 pupil who was attending extra lessons in Hopley.

TIMB explores more markets for tobacco exports

Zimbabwe is aggressively expanding its market reach, particularly targeting China, for its continually surging tobacco production, the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board has said.

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