Wednesday marked the official introduction of yet another mobile money platform, NetOne's OneMoney to a hungry market desperately starved of diversity since the fall of One Wallet. Finally, the once sleeping giant has found the edge to pull the curtain down and battle it out
If there is one single most tragic characteristic of Zimbabwean - and even African - politics that has played a leading role in the festering of dictatorships and corruption, it has been the pre-medieval practice of 'cult politics' and hero-worshiping. Although, much to the pride of
Ecocash, Zimbabwe’s leading mobile money platform, yesterday introduced ‘Ecocash Swipe’, an innovative and convenient method for Ecocash customers to fund their wallets directly from any bank account linked to ZimSwitch. The new service, launched at a breakfast event at a hotel in Harare, will enable Ecocash
People's Democratic Party leader, Tendai Biti on Wednesday called on the government through the central bank to ring fence people's bank balances against returning high inflation urging people to resist attempts to return the Zimbabwe dollar saying the move is not supported by science or
Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr David Parirenyatwa expressed disappointment at the City of Harare Health Department for its negligence in Mbare leading to the typhoid outbreak at Matapi Flats. Speaking after visiting a 24-hour clinic set up this Wednesday to attend to typhoid patients
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has donated an assortment of goods to the Albino Charity Organization of Zimbabwe (ALCOZ). Handing over the donation, Stanbic Bank Chief Financial Officer, Solomon Nyanhongo said because of their working relationship with ALCOZ they have come to know the challenges that come with
Zimbabwe may have lost to the Windies by 117 runs on Tuesday in the first Test match played at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, but there is still something to cheer for the home side. Captain Graeme Cremer, who took four for 64 and four for
There was chaos in Gweru Central Business on Monday as vendors and anti-riot police clashed following an ultimatum by the local authority for the vendors to vacate from all illegal selling points. By Delicious Mathuthu The day began calmly without any vendors on the streets but as
Government has tightened screws on under-performing state entities saying those deemed to have outlived their usefulness will not be bailed out. Addressing a Stakeholders Workshop on Enhancing State Enterprises, Finance and Economic Development Minister, Dr Ignatius Chombo said President Mugabe was correct in expressing his frustration
Ecocash, the country's leading mobile money platform has promised to act on agents illegally charging premiums on cash out services. In an interview with 263Chat on Wednesday, EcoCash General Manager, Natalie Jabangwe Morris said they are working with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe to revoke operating
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