Tha plane carrying the Covid-19 Sinopharm vaccine has arrived at the Robert G Mugabe International Airport

Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter Government has released the minimum terms of operations expected in all schools to operate in a safe environment without risking a spike in Covid-19 infections. The expectations are informed by the World Health Orga...

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter TOP Zimbabwean female bodybuilder Regina Jonga has been honoured for her outstanding contribution to the sport after she was named as one of the iconic women of the past decade in Zimbabwe. As the world over commemor...

Examination classes went smoothly back to school yesterday with teachers and pupils following the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines.

POLICE are investigating a case in which unknown people reportedly broke into the office of Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) chairperson Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo over the weekend at Mt Pleasant Business Park.

A second plane carrying Sinopharm vaccines, this time 344 000 doses, is expected in Harare at around 8am this morning with health authorities working out how to accelerate the national vaccination programme as stocks build up.

Manufacturers have implored the Government to simplify export procedures, as industry must refocus following the recent launch of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which opens a 1,3 billion people market.

LONDON. Some British companies are planning to give their workers a stark choice this year: Accept the coronavirus vaccine or lose your job.

Kadoma City that promised 18 private land developers a site for the construction of sewer ponds to connect more than 10 000 new stands to the city’s waste management system several years back, is yet to fulfil the promises, The Herald Finance &...

FOOTBALL and other medium-and-high-risk sport codes, have been handed a huge lifeline, for a possible return to action, following a prolonged Covid-19 break.

Beitbridge-based gospel artiste Hermish Cheya’s relocation from South Africa to Zimbabwe has become a blessing after he managed to pool resources to record his second album this year.

ZIMBABWEAN companies are poised to get funding from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) for the manufacturing of Covid-19 medical and other pharmaceutical products.

WARRIORS coach, Zdravko Logarusic, can now freely go about doing his official duties, after getting his work permit, last week.

Preparations for the second edition of the BossBabe Summit are at an advanced stage, organisers of the event have confirmed.

WHEN the coronavirus pandemic reached our shores early last year, it infused a sense of hopelessness into all spheres of life in which happiness only manifested as just but an occasional episode in the general drama of pain.