[263Chat] Former Cabinet Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has voiced strong criticism of Sports, Recreation, Arts, and Culture Minister Kirsty Coventry over her silence on reports that Zimbabwe's delegation to the Paris Olympics includes only seven a...

[New Zimbabwe] The Treasury has blacklisted 51 government contractors for trading on the black market after receiving payments in local currency.

[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE's total debt has soared to US$20, 5 billion with the government resorting to local borrowing in a development likely to see the debt situation worsening.

[New Zimbabwe] PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged his Zanu PF members to respect the party's constitution amid calls for him to extend his tenure.

[New Zimbabwe] The Zimbabwe senior men's rugby team on Wednesday beat Namibia 32-10 in a Rugby Africa Cup semi-final match played at Mandela Stadium, Uganda.

[The Herald] Plans are underway to resume direct flights from Zimbabwe to the United Kingdom, a move aimed at boosting trade and to capitalise on the country's centrality in the Sadc region, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mh...

[The Herald] SADC has given Zimbabwe a seal of approval to host the 44th Heads of State and Government Summit in Harare next month after being impressed by significant progress made.

[The Herald] The Government has issued 651 import permits to private companies to procure at least 3,2 million tonnes of maize as part of drought mitigation measures.

[The Herald] Agriculture Specialist Writer

[The Herald] The Midlands province is optimistic of achieving 60 000 tonnes of winter wheat from over 12 000 hectares planted this season, thanks to the good agronomic practices farmers are using.

[New Zimbabwe] The poor state of the National Sports Stadium has forced government to move Defence Forces Day celebrations to Rufaro Stadium.

[New Zimbabwe] ZIMBABWE has started preparatory work to conduct its inaugural Economic Census to gauge the size and structure of the economy.

[The Herald] Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Ambassador Frederick Shava, yesterday met a Russian business delegation from the Renova Group that is looking for opportunities in the energy sector which could include manufacturing.

[The Herald] The country's dream to reduce trade in raw tobacco and increase value addition may be taking shape amid revelations that cigarette exports rose 49 percent from US$71 million in 2022 to US$106 million last year.

[The Herald] MANAGUA, Nicaragua -- Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega on Sunday directed seven ministries in the economic cluster to step up cooperation with Zimbabwe for mutual benefit.

[The Herald] Senior Business Reporter

[The Herald] Preparations for the national Heroes Day and Zimbabwe Defence Forces Day are now at an advanced stage, with six important awards set to be conferred on those that distinguished themselves in different disciplines, Information, Publicity ...

[The Herald] Liverpool's new head coach Arne Slot has included promising teenage footballer Trey Nyoni in the squad that is set to embark on a pre-season tour of the United States of America next week.

[The Herald] Under the Second Republic a great deal of effort has been made to upgrade and expand public-sector health facilities and ensure that all Zimbabweans can access, as a practical right, adequate health treatment.

[The Herald] Zimbabwe international Emmanuel Mandiranga continues to sail high with Mozambique giants UD Songo.

[The Herald] Sables coach Piet Benade has spent the better part of the last 72 hours working on his players' mental strength as Zimbabwe prepares to face their biggest test yet at the ongoing Africa Cup Rugby tournament in Uganda.

[The Herald] Agri-Insight

[The Herald] The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has noted the growing acceptance of the local currency, ZiG, by both businesses and individuals, as the central bank continues its efforts to stabilise the economy.

[The Herald] The establishment of a 200 kilowatt solar mini grid has transformed the lives of people at Hakwata Village in Chipinge.

[The Herald] Praise and worship singer, Nicholas Chirunga has hailed the late Andy Brown for nurturing his talent.

[The Herald] A MAN from Marondera who allegedly murdered his wife and their six-year-old son by repeatedly stabbing them while they were sleeping, was denied bail when he appeared before a Marondera magistrate yesterday.

[The Herald] Zimbabweans must recommit themselves to the values of compassion, unity and oneness to build a society where every individual is valued, respected and supported, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has said.

[The Herald] ZIFA have effectively shut the door on local coaches after the association reaffirmed yesterday that they have begun interviewing the five expatriate coaches they have short-listed for the job.

[The Herald] Ex-olympian Abel Chimukoko has rallied Zimbabwean athletes for the Paris 2024 Olympics to stand their ground when they compete in their respective events.

[The Herald] Yesteryear solo musician, Steve "Dhongi" Makoni is set to embark on a month-long tour of the United Kingdom next month.