Crisis Meeting On Basic Goods Prices
Taming prices of basic commodities will be the major talking point when Government meets industry tomorrow to discuss how implementation of the fuel rebate system,
Gvt To Deal With Cyclone Idai Looters
Government will decisively deal with irresponsible individuals who abuse or distribute aid along partisan lines, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga has said. The Vice President
First Capital bankers can now enjoy the full benefits of Zipit
First Capital Bank, (formerly known as Barclays) has finally and fully joined ZIPIT allowing their customers to access all the mobile banking services to send
Celebrating Successful Women In The Advertising Industry
As the Women’s month 2019 draws to a close, for most women it feels like the first time women have experienced recognition and appreciation of
Zim Internet Subscriptions Continues To Rise
Zimbabwe internet subscribers have continued to rise recording 8.7 million subscriptions, the Potraz 4th Quarter Abridged Report has revealed. An annual comparison reveals that active internet subscriptions
SMS Still Relevant in Zimbabwe
Over the years ,amazing technology has been ushered into the communications world,surprisingly Short Message Services (SMS) text messaging is still very much relevant.A simple text
Zimbabwe Mobile Penetration Among The Highest In Sub-Saharan Africa
Zimbabwe was once recorded nation with World’s fastest mobile penetration, around 2008 it jumped from 8% to 37%, come 2013 we recorded the highest ever
#MatterOfFact Zimbabweans Enjoying Fair Data Prices in Africa
Unlike what most reports have been touting lately on Zimbabwe mobile data bundles being the most expensive in the world, TechnoMag can confirm in light
Zimbabweans Enjoying More Calls For Just A Dollar
Zimbabweans can get more value for money using their local mobile network lines by simply manipulating the already available intra network promotions, which gives users about
RBZ reneges on US$ payments to tobacco farmers
ZIMBABWE’S 2019 tobacco marketing season commenced yesterday with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) reneging on its earlier commitment to pay farmers 50% of their