Baby found dumped under bridge in Harare
Staff Reporter
Harare police are investigating a heartbreaking case of baby dumping after a newborn baby boy was discovered abandoned under a bridge along the Mukuvisi River.
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Govt, FAO launch US$139 000 national food safety project
Staff Reporter
Government, in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), has launched a US$139 000 project aimed at transforming the country’s food security initiatives.
Govt, FAO launch US$139 000 national food safety project
Staff Reporter
Government, in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), has launched a US$139 000 project aimed at transforming the country’s food security initiatives.
RBZ denies crackdown on cash deposit boxes, reaffirms funds safety
Business Reporter
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has firmly denied claims published in The Herald newspaper that it plans to target businesses and individuals holding cash in deposit boxes, calling the report “misleading” and assuring the public of their right to securely store funds.
Social media critics Nyokayemabhunu and Chimhamha exposed as G40 operatives
Political Reporter
Two outspoken social media personalities, popularly known as Nyokayemabhunu and Chimhamha, have been unmasked as key propagandists for the vanquished G40 faction, working to undermine the Government and tarnish the image of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, a reliable source has revealed.
Youth bank receives US$37 million in agric equipment
Staff Reporter
Government has intensified efforts to modernise agriculture with a $37 million mechanisation drive, under which the Youth Bank has received 72 tractors and two combine harvesters to support youth-led farming initiatives across Zimbabwe.
ZIMRA exceeds 2024 revenue target by 7.15 percent
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has exceeded its revenue target for the second half of 2024 by 7.15%, despite economic challenges, according to a report by the authority.
A movement that moved no one: The spectacular failure of Geza's protest and what it means for Zimbabwe's opposition
Innocent Mujeri
The streets told the story better than any analyst could. When Blessed Geza, the former ZANU-PF cadre turned opposition firebrand, called for nationwide protests this week, Zimbabwe responded with a collective shrug.
Masarira praises Zimbabweans for rejecting destructive protests
Political Reporter
Zimbabweans demonstrated maturity and restraint by ignoring calls for a nationwide shutdown today, choosing instead to protect their livelihoods and maintain peace.
Police dismiss social media protest claims
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has moved to quash rumours of unrest in the capital, stating that the central business district remains peaceful despite social media posts suggesting otherwise.
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