Telecel Zimbabwe has been notified by the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) of the cancellation of its licence to provide national cellular telecommunications services. This measure is unfair and unwarranted. Telecel has made every effort to comply with all legal and governmental requirements
South Africa, home to millions of African immigrants, have been hit by two spates of Xenophobic attacks, the first one in 2008 which left more than 60 people dead. The latest spate of violence have resulted in the death of seven people including three South Africans.
Delani Makhalima has been invited to be part of a roundtable discussion by the Director of Social Affairs of the African Union Commission Amb. Owalale Malyegun in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on Wednesday 29 April 2015 to discuss how to use music, culture and entertainment a
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has cancelled Telecel Zimbabwe's operating licence. The termination is with effect from 28 April 2015. In a statement POTRAZ said Telecel will be allowed to operate for only a month. "The Telecel Zimbabwe licence has been cancelled. The cancellation is
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I never meant to end up in Johannesburg but I always knew my life was not in the streets of Bulawayo. I was born with a wanderlust and for as long as I can remember being on the road has always been a source of
Former Warriors player Edzai Kasinauyo has partnered with former Caps United board member, Nhamo Tutisani in the establishment of a football academy in Mount Pleasant (Mt Pleasant) in Harare last week. This week they have been conducting trials with coaches from Holland. Kasinauyo revealed that the newly formed academy
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Drivers and conductors in the country have formed an organisation called Zimbabwe Union of Drivers and Conductors (ZUDAC) to advocate for better working conditions in the drivers’ sector. President of ZUDAC Fradreck Maguramhinga said that his organisation was formed this year in February with the aim
By Staff Reporter The country's premier trade showcase, the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) kicked off Tuesday in Bulawayo, with over 404 exhibitors from 19 countries participating. This year's showcase which will be officially opened by Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Thursday, is running under the theme,
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