Today was the ZANU-PF National Cell day. President Mnangagwa, the First Secretary of the ruling party, together with the First Family attended their party cell meeting at Dambudzo 1 cell in Sherwood, Kwekwe. Dambudzo cell has 59 members including the...

TEFOMA employees working on various road structures of the new Mbudzi roundabout traffic interchange under construction. Pictures by: Kudakwashe Hunda, Memory Mangombe and Lynn Munjanja  

Zvamaida Murwira in MUDZI AT least 12 banks were penalised for financial indiscipline during a recent crackdown embarked upon by the Government when it temporarily stopped them from lending money to the public, President Mnangagwa said yesterday. He ...

Zvamaida Murwira in MUDZI President Mnangagwa has urged mining companies to protect the environment in areas they operate from while also ensuring that communities and workers benefited from such projects given that minerals get depleted over time. C...

Craving for Smith, a Second Rhodesia THOSE who have read big book know what Spinoza saw clearly as the problem which political philosophy could not crack , a problem which Wilhelm Reich rhetorically restated in the following question: “Why do men f...

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent A Zimbabwean woman, Ms Marjorie Ngwenya, has been appointed an external member of the prestigious Prudential Regulation Committee (PRC) in the United Kingdom (UK). This comes as Zimbabweans at home and abroad continu...

Herald Reporter ALL is set for Zanu PF National Cell Day today where President Mnangagwa is expected to attend a cell meeting in Kwekwe as the ruling party scientifically verifies its structures ahead of 2023 harmonised elections. Zanu PF introduced ...

Just hearing the word “snake” may send shivers all through your body. So, just imagine knowing that your property or home is infested with them. In general, people just do not like snakes. Other pests such as spiders and ants seem okay to deal wi...

Zimbabwe’s whitewash by Afghanistan in the just ended three-match series of one-day cricket games shows in many ways the major problems in Zimbabwean cricket and the need to build it up to something far closer to a mass game if we are ever going to...

Herald Reporters The rehabilitation of roads across the country under the Emergency Roads Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP) is continuing, with citizens praising the Second Republic for transforming the road network. Works on many roads are at various ...

Dr Masimba Mavaza Men of God are generally perceived to be closer to God than an average person. As such, they are expected to have and demonstrate stronger faith in matters such as healthcare and healing. Sometimes, the thinking is that they shouldn...

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter AFTER years of polarisation, fanned by toxic football leadership, interim ZIFA president Gift Banda and his board find themselves seized with the urgent need to restore domestic football to good health and to cha...

Tadious Manyepo Lifestyle Writer He calls it a pinnacle project. The zenith, but certainly not the ceiling. He always says it is up to the fans to judge and he has done his bit. His fans and critics have waited, for eternity, literally, for this mome...

Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau Five more villages in Mount Darwin East now have water from the tap, thanks to Chawanda Piped Water Scheme which gives them access to clean, safe drinking water and reducing diarrhoeal diseases in the constit...

Herald Reporters There was less activity at the Harare Magistrates Court yesterday as the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) hosted its open day, which saw members of the public being awarded an opportunity to visit various courts around the country t...