Kwesé parent company Econet Media (Mauritius) says reports that it has lost a court case against the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) are malicious, misinformed and misplaced. Responding to reports in the Herald newspaper that the Supreme Court had ruled that “Econet Media (Mauritius) cannot distribute
Super weekend! Surely it was across entertainment and sporting fields. While English football heavyweights, Chelsea Football Club and Manchester United heralded the return of Barclays Premier League from an international break, Zimdancehall kingpin Winky D, was squaring it off with Jah Prayzah in Masvingo. The duo
According to Mambondiani, Steward Bank is also working on a housing project in Avondale, Bulawayo, Mutare and will be taking it across the country.
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has responded to the appeal by its numerous Harare based clients to add Harare City Council as a biller on their digital platforms for added ease of settling bills
The TV Rights had been put on public tender after the previous rights holder, Supersport TV a flagship of Multi-Choice left the country when their deal expired soon after the 2016/17 football season
In the last few days Zimbabwe has been very popular and words like “asante sana” have been significantly trending. And while everyone has been fixated on the political landscape some may not have noticed the subtle shift in media consumption. Riding on the love for
The battle to land exclusive broadcasting rights for the world's most watched football league, the English Premiership is heating up after Facebook and Amazon have confirmed their interests to enter into the bidding war. Kwese TV another rising digital broadcaster has already started streaming some of
Disruptive broadcaster and new satellite television Kwese TV, is set to launch a cutting edge e-commerce platform named eStore, in a bid to intensify the media powerhouse's efforts to widen distribution channels of the Pay TV products. Kwese TV recently won a court battle against Broadcasting
Econet Media has won a court battle against the Broadcasting Association of Zimbabwe allowing the KweseTV to air its content in Zimbabwe. The victory comes at a time when BAZ had recently nullified KweseTV's partnership with Dr Dish to have its content accessible to the Zimbabwean
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