NURSES have bluntly told government to improve their welfare to avoid growing discontent and a mass exodus of medical practitioners seeking better opportunities abroad.

Spread This NewsBy Anna Chibamu The Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has forecast a normal to above-normal rainfall ...

The Herald (Top Stories) Post Reporter HEAVY rains of above 50mm associated with lightning and strong winds are expected in most parts of the country starting tomorrow until Friday. In an advisory ...

The Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Mineral Workers Union (ZDAMWU) has accused RioZim Limited of contempt of court for allegedly disposing of mining ...

Newsday Zimbabwe ZIMBABWE is accelerating efforts to position aviation as a cornerstone of economic growth, tourism expansion and foreign investment, with Transport and Infrastructural Development ...

The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Zimbabwe's aviation sector as a key driver of economic development, with more investment earmarked for airport infrastructure, air ...

According to the Ministry of Energy and Power Development, the success of the Great Zimbabwe Hydro Power Plant has set the ...

AMH is an independent media house free from political ties or outside influence. We have four newspapers: The Zimbabwe ...

Zimbabwe has achieved its highest-ever wheat harvest, solidifying its status as one of Africa's few wheat self-sufficient nations. The country has recorded a ...

The National Certification Ceremony for Financial Education Trainers held in Bulawayo on 23 October 2025 marked a significant step in Zimbabwe's ...

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Zimbabwe hosted a courtesy call by the World Food Forum (WFF) Zimbabwe Youth Chapter, reaffirming FAO’s commitment to empowering ...