November 19
Zimbabwe: Mutendera Explains Ervine, Williams Omission
The Herald
Zimbabwe's convener of selectors, David Mutendera, says the omission of former captains Craig Ervine and Sean Williams from the Twenty20 International cricket squad to face… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'Civil Service Pension Fund to Foster Growth'
The Herald
The Public Service Pension Fund (PSPF) is poised to play a pivotal role in fostering a better future for citizens by supporting sustainable economic development and growth,… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'Cleft Lip, Palate Stigma Must End'
The Herald
The public should stop discriminating and stigmatising individuals with cleft lip and palate, Government has said, as it seeks to demystify the deep-rooted misconceptions about… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Thousands Attend First Lady's Mash East Afrikana Family Humanism Launch
The Herald
Cheating and revenge cheating are two ills that need to be done away with to build stronger marriages where children are raised in dignity, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zim Online Agric College Churns Out First Graduates
The Herald
Forty-Six students graduated at the Zimbabwe Online Agricultural College last Friday becoming the first product of the Second Republic's initiative launched last year. Read more »
Southern Africa: Peace, Security in SADC Key to Integration - Prof Murwira
The Herald
The attainment of peace and security in the Sadc region is a key component in the bloc's integration agenda and allows citizens to explore their full potential, Foreign Affairs and… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Minister Masuka Disowns Fake Facebook Account
The Herald
Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Minister Dr Anxious Masuka has distanced himself from a Facebook account under his name, which he believes is being used… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'Be Wary of Anthrax, Blackleg'
The Herald
While the rainy season traditionally associated with a flourishing landscape of growth and lush greenery, the Government has reminded farmers of the risks of anthrax and blackleg… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Revival of Cotton Farming Needs More Support
The Herald
Cotton is a vital source of livelihood for thousands of rural families, mostly those living in low-rainfall regions and the lowveld area of Chipinge. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Duo Convicted of Issuing Fake Vehicle Licence
The Herald
Two men, who are fake agents, were sentenced to 210 hours of community service each for defrauding a client by issuing a fake vehicle license. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Tobacco Exports Surpass U.S.$1bn
The Herald
The country's tobacco exports have surpassed US$1 billion amid firming prospects of a record hectarage of the crop this season with farmers intensifying planting buoyed by the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: No SA Load Shedding Until 2029 - Key Report
The Herald
A report from the National Transmission Company of South Africa (NTCSA), unbundled from Eskom in July, projects that the electricity system in South Africa is "adequate" and will… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Core Infrastructure Key to Drive Property Market - FMP
The Herald
First Mutual Properties (FMP) says Zimbabwe's property market remains resilient as an investment class; however, pointing out that investment in other key infrastructure is… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Beitbridge Clinic Opens Doors to Patients
The Herald
A new clinic is set to open doors at the 60km peg along the Beitbridge-Bulawayo Road in the Mazunga area, after passing a recent standards and conformity inspection, carried out by… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'Live Within Your Means to Avoid Corruption' [opinion]
The Herald
Everyone, including pastors, should live within their means to avoid fraud and corruption and potentially sinking into debt, ZB Financial Holdings group chief executive officer, Dr… Read more »
Zimbabwe: ZDF Queens Bask in PNL Title Glory
The Herald
Zimbabwe Defence Forces Queens are riding on the crest of the wave after completing a remarkable tale by winning the Premier Netball League without dropping a single point in the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 326 Schools Upgraded to Exam Centres
The Herald
More than 326 satellite schools have been registered as official examination centres as part of the country's efforts to improve access to education and increase the number of… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Minister Commissions New Tyre Plant
The Herald
A plant owned by Tiger Wheels, which retreads old and used tyres, was yesterday opened by Industry and Commerce Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu in Harare. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Highlanders Get Third CEO in One Year
The Herald
Seasoned football administrator Brian Moyo became the third Highlanders chief executive in a year when he was appointed to the post yesterday. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Kombi Crew Accused of Bribery Bail Hearing Tomorrow
The Herald
Two kombi drivers, Ishmael Gonyora (24) and Tinashe Madzima (33), who were arrested for allegedly paying bribes to two police officers manning a roadblock in Mabvuku, Harare, have… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Shandirwa Finds New Home
The Herald
Harare giants CAPS United believe troubled midfielder Tanaka Shandirwa will be able to reinvent himself at the Green Machine. Read more »
Zimbabwe: ESG Compliance to Become Mandatory in Zim Mining Industry
The Herald
The Government will next year promulgate a policy to compel mining companies to disclose their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) plans before obtaining mining title . Read more »
Zimbabwe: Manyame Park Residents Blame Municipality for Flooding
The Herald
Manyame Park residents are accusing the Chitungwiza Municipality of causing flash floods in their area on Sunday afternoon, after council workers dug a drainage trench that… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Chiefs Carry Forward First Lady's Cultural Initiatives
The Herald
Traditional leaders and communities they lead will nurture the seed of cultural consciousness planted by First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa through her Gota/Nhanga/Ixhiba initiative. Read more »
Zimbabwe: UN Zim Boss Praises Media Reforms
The Herald
The media freedom brought about by the Second Republic led by President Mnangagwa has allowed for new communication methods that have broadened individuals' participation, identity… Read more »
