The Herald (Zimbabwe) - July 07, 2026

. . . hails heroes, heroines’ national sacrifices

We must build lasting legacies, says President

‘We’ve put in place safety nets for returnees’

Govt sets up mineral testing labs countrywide

First Lady’s Dare initiative continues to win public confidence . . . as it promotes dialogue, reconciliation

Thousands bid farewell to hero Dzihwema

‘We will continue with President’s leadership’

Bikita Minerals secures US$500m for lithium sulphate plant

‘Father Zimbabwe’s legacy a guiding light’

ZETDC restores power

Minister Murwira hails resilience of Rwandese after genocide

Police chief warns drug traffickers

Zim, Palestine move to strengthen women’s cooperation

Pipeline upgrade to boost national fuel security

Work on Mabvuku interchange progresses

We must build lasting legacies, says President

Student in court over duping investors of US$20 600

First Lady’s Dare initiative continues to win public confidence

Thousands bid farewell to hero Dzihwema

Govt sets up mineral testing labs countrywide

President’s welcome of returnees in line with Zim hospitality

Hinge rural industry on tight relationship with farmers

Pregnant AZ hostesses dismissed

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Understanding the growing burden of rheumatism

When home becomes the safest place of refugee

Empowering children to build a better tomorrow

‘Talent and tech the new currency for Zimbabwe’s industrial growth’

Gold export earnings surge past US$3bn on record prices

Commodity Prices (July 6)

Hippo Valley out of debt, swings to US$13,4m net cash position

ZSE Movers & Shakers 6 July

Zimbabwe exports jump 42pc to US$4.5 billion

Zimbabwe Stock Exchange

Makhadzi’s Zim visit hangs in balance

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Zim volleyball teams win gold at CUCSA games

Hardrock’s big teams curse

Tendai Zimuto shifts focus

Msendami to be loaned out by Orlando Pirates

Integrity of game at stake over FIFA’s Balogun decision — UEFA

Integrity of game at stake — UEFA

Scottland’s deadly trio sets pace

Sables regroup in Charlotte