MPs demand ZBC live coverage
HARARE-CHAOS erupted in Parliament Wednesday afternoon as MPs protested over the failure by the state broadcaster  ZBC to air their question and answer.
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Econet cuts 35 percent off all salaries
By Clemence Manyukwe ECONET Wireless, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile phone company, is cutting salaries by 35 percent across the board starting in July. The.
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China bank to sponsor TelOne projects
STATE-OWNED telecommunications company TelOne projects worth several millions will be financed partly from the $98 million which is expected from China Exim Bank.
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Zimbos go wild on cyber space
THE rising numbers of explicit material made by Zimbabweans all over the world making its way onto social media is a result of.
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Liquid Telecom launches next generation VOIP
LIQUID Telecom has launched the next generation calling voice-over Internet protocol (VOIP) as the telecommunication firm maximises on its fibre optic footprint. BY.
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Econet secures South Africa cash remittances deal
THE South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has given Zimbabwe’s biggest telecommunications company, Econet Wireless, the greenlight to start cross-border mobile money remittances to.
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Cash Strapped Zimbabwe Misses Digitalisation Deadline After Failing To Raise US$173 million
HARARE: Zimbabweans are likely to start receiving digital television services in November this year after the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has indicated.
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Nigerian Teenage Brothers Built Mobile Web Browsering Alternative To Google Chrome
LAGOS-They say necessity is the mother of invention and this is sure the case when it comes to 13 and 15 year old,.
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Nigel Mavhengere create jobs with laptop, solar panels
by Reuters ITS 13:55, and Nigel Mavhengere’s “street office” is set up: laptop, makeshift cardboard table and a portable 75-watt solar panel. He’s.
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‘Mysterious Lady’ Throws Away $200,000 Apple-1
A Silicon Valley-based recycling company is looking for a “mysterious lady” who dropped off a rare vintage Apple computer, so it can give.