By Strive Masiyiwa This week we are beginning a major initiative on T-Testing, which I hope will be rolled out in other African countries. Maisha HealthTech (one of our companies in Zimbabwe) has teamed up with our foundation, Higher Life Foundation, and other international partners, to supply
JOHANNESBURG, May 18 – Africa Data Centres, part of the Liquid Telecom Group, has completed the acquisition of a state-of-the-art Tier IV data centre in Johannesburg from Standard Bank, Africa’s largest bank. The acquisition, which has been unconditionally approved by the South African Competition Commission,
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Nick Mangwana has assured the nation that the police is thoroughly investigating the alleged abduction case of three MDC Alliance women, one of them a Mount Pleasant legislator and other two party youth leaders
The success in the fight against Covid 19 lies on the power of Information Communication Technology (ICT), ICT Minister Jenfan Muswere has said. He made the remarks yesterday while comemorating World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD) running under the theme Connect 2030: ICTs for the
There is a cocktail of feelings on social media after GZE turned down an opportunity to pocket up to R100 000 through a live television rap battle with his rival Noble Stylz. Following several back and forth studio diss tracks between the duo in a battle
Having dropped out of school in 2017, Tavonga has been struggling to continue with his formal education as his unemployed parents are not able to send him to school.
The opposition MDC Alliance is set to file a High Court interdict to stop the rival faction led by Dr Thokozani Khupe from further recalling its legislators from parliament
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) has launched a scathing attack on the country’s security sector saying it has become the worst threat to the citizens than the global pandemic, COVID-19. The attack comes after three opposition MDC members were reportedly abducted and tortured by suspected
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has said that of the 28 019 COVID-19 tests done to date 46 have tested positive so far while the country is on lock-down trying to break the chain of the spreading of the novel pandemic
Vendors have expressed concern over the lack of livelihood interventions by the government following President Emmerson Mnangagwa's extension of national lockdown by an indefinite period. In a statement, the Vendors Initiative for Social and Economic Transformation (VISET) said whilst all actions to curb the spread of
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