Новости за 15.05.2024

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent The Zimbabwe Real Estate Expo is set to host its inaugural event in September this year as the industry gears towards contributing to the attainment of the country’s Vision 2030. The event, slated for September 12 September 14 at the Borrowdale Race Course, is expected to bring together players in the […]

Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau The motor vehicles and pedestrians’ terminal that was closed between Monday afternoon and yesterday following a gas leak was re-opened last night after the challenge was fixed. Due to the gas leak, border authorities were on Monday forced to evacuate the building and re-route traffic to the bus terminal. Three terminals […]

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa today toured the Conference Centre site for the SADC Summit and expressed great satisfaction with the progress made thus far. Speaking to the media after the tour, President Mnangagwa said everything is on course. Workers on the site are working around the clock to ensure that everything is in […]

Victor Maphosa In Seoul, South Korea Zimbabwe is among the African countries invited to attend the Korea-Africa Summit, scheduled for June 4 and 5 this year in Seoul, the capital of South Korea. This is the first ever Korea-Africa Summit which is expected to see about 50 African countries converging in the Asian country. The […]

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter The National Assembly on Tuesday ratified the International Convention on the Protection of all Migrant workers and Members of their Families, which came into force on July 1, 2003. The ratification was done in terms of the country’s constitutional provisions following a motion moved by the Deputy Minister of Public Services, […]

Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa has sworn in a Commission of Inquiry, led by Retired High Court Judge, Justice Maphios Cheda, into Harare City Council’s local governance issues since 2017. The other Commissioners are Mr Steven Chakaipa, Mr Norbert Phiri, Mrs Lucia Gladys Matibenga and Ms Khonzani Ncube, while the Permanent Secretary for Local […]

Fildah Gwati IN a move reaffirming the significance of soil health to agricultural productivity, Government has embarked on a comprehensive soil mapping exercise to address the challenges posed by acidic soils. A recent report from the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Second Round of Crops, Livestock and Fisheries Assessment Report (CLAFA-2) […]

GOVERNMENT has put in place a cocktail of measures including availing food aid to both urban and rural areas to feed at least 7.7 million people in the wake of the devastating drought.

ZIMBABWE will soon start constructing a multi-purpose sports stadium in Victoria Falls, which is expected to be completed in August next year ahead of the 2027 International Cricket Council World Cup to be co-hosted by Zimbabwe, South Africa and Namibia.

POLICE have so far arrested 224 illegal money changers in a blitz that has also seen the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) freezing 90 bank accounts.

All winter farmers have been assured of adequate water to meet their cropping requirements, with stakeholders being advised to take full advantage of the arrangement with Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) for seamless supply.

SEVERAL candidates aspiring to join the High Court bench found themselves falling short of the standards expected of the top judicial office as their professional and social conduct haunted them at the public interviews that entered the second day yesterday.

NIGERIAN President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended the Organisation of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) for its efforts to empower and create better opportunities for the girl child through the #We are Equal Campaign which has so far been launched in 15 African countries.

Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer TOBACCO farmers who fail to clear their fields of residue from the previous crop by May 15 (today) of every year risk getting penalised for every hectare found containing evidence of non-compliance, Kutsaga Research has warned. A fine equivalent to US$100 maybe imposed per each hectare or part of it. If […]

Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer WITH wheat planting for the 2024 winter season in full-swing, Government has assured farmers that the country’s dams have enough water to irrigate 141 000 hectares of the cereal. This comes on the backdrop of the Government’s plans to plant 120 000 ha of wheat, 6 750ha to table potatoes […]

The beginning of each school term sees school fees and levies being paid, and regrettably some schools are still willing to accept cash payments, and that tempts thieves and robbers.

It’s three days before the country selects a new queen.

LLOYD CHITEMBWE is loving his side’s home matches and says Rufaro turf tends to bring the best out of his “possession-oriented’’ CAPS United charges due to its evenness.

The Government’s decision to mandate the acceptance of the newly introduced Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency by all ministries, departments, agencies and the private sector is a welcome development.

FORMER First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe yesterday toured the Liberation City housing the Museum of African Liberation in Harare and promised to bring artefacts of her late husband, former President and national hero, Cde Robert Gabriel Mugabe.

IN the five years that it has been away from its hallowed home — Rufaro — the famous Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Harare derby showdown between CAPS United and Dynamos has lost much of its lustre.

LIVERPOOL’S squad has shown great character this season, manager Jurgen Klopp said after the Merseysiders drew 3-3 at Aston Villa on Monday night as he bid farewell to fans in his last game on the road in the English Premiership football.