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Elliot Ziwira Senior Writer For over two decades now, Zimbabwe has been joining the rest of the globe in celebrating International Mother Language Day on February 21. The day was proclaimed by the General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) in November 1999. The proclamation was embraced by the UN […]
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Jabulani Garwi Correspondent In commemoration of Women’s History Month this March, it becomes imperative to underscore the pivotal and transformative role women play in fostering sustainable development practices. Across diverse realms, ranging from the stewardship of natural resources to fervent advocacy for environmental conservation, women have indisputably emerged as vital agents shaping the trajectory of […]
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Bulawayo Bureau THE Matabeleland region and the Midlands province are revelling in several major transformative projects undertaken by the Second Republic under the stewardship of President Mnangagwa. And citizens say they want the developmental thrust to continue and Government has assured them that it will maintain if not improve on the growth momentum. In line […]
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The Herald, March 15, 1991 ZIMBABWE’S largest bus company, Zupco, has crossed a landmark in its history of passenger transportation by introducing bus drivers. The company has been quietly recruiting women bus drivers for the past few weeks for its fleet of mini and train buses and the 76-seater conventional buses. “Zupco is a dynamic […]
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Zimbabwe is seeking to deepen its trade and investment relations with China. As part of enhancing these relations, a high level Zimbabwe delegation led by Professor Mthuli Ncube, Zimbabwe’s Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion paid a week-long visit to China to attract more Chinese investment. The delegation had wide exchanges with Chinese […]
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While Zimbabwe will make sure that no one goes hungry as a result of the El Niño drought we are now experiencing, the Government wants the private sector to step up to the mark and do its share, especially with the income earners, while the Government handles the vulnerable. The Cabinet had detailed discussions on […]
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Ivan Zhakata-Features Correspondent ONCE trapped in the grip of crystal meth, Columbus Mushore who had become addicted to drugs, found his way to recovery and vowed to help others battling similar demons. In May 2022, the once drug addict Mushore established HealUs Zimbabwe, a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting individuals struggling with substance abuse in […]
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Zimbabwe is moving onwards achieving Vision 2030 which entails the country becoming an upper middle income society. The Herald will be serialising the Vision 2030 document every Thursday for the benefit of our readers. Continued from last week 50. Under Vision 2030, the ZIMASSET clusters will be replaced by five strategic pillars. 51. The key […]
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Ranga Mataire-Group Political Editor In his closing remarks at the ANC Lekgotla in Boksburg at the end of January, party President Cyril Ramaphosa warned of a “systematic fight back campaign” from those peeved by his country’s case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) accusing Israel of committing atrocities in Gaza. “As we reflect on […]
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Gibson Nyikadzino-Herald Correspondent The process of political struggle should not be separated from self-sacrifice. No political struggle has ever been won without self-sacrifices. At the same time, the acts of self-sacrifice are known to take place in the context of ongoing conflict and a people’s resistance. Key to note is that sacrifice is also acceptable […]
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The Herald, March 14, 1998 LONDON. – A jailed fraudster in Britain is earning more than £30 000 (Z$900 000) a year working for an advertising agency while serving his prison sentence. He drives from the prison in North Yorkshire every day in his own car to work in nearby York, returning to his cell […]
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The Zimbabwean business community has responded very positively to the call by President Mnangagwa to back the national vision of an upper-income economy by 2030, and as part of the debate initiated by the President has come up with some good ideas to help that process. Obviously everyone in business would like both a wealthier […]
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The Herald, March 13, 1998 PHNOM PEΝΗ. – Three people were killed and more than 10 wounded when a playground dispute between children was settled by their fathers with a hand grenade, police and witnesses said yesterday. Police said the dispute between the children, the origins of which were unclear, but which had been largely […]
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