The Zimbabwe Association of Community Radio Stations (ZACRAS) has come out guns blazing, lambasting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Media, Information and Broadcasting Services, George Charamba over his recent remarks that the call for the licensing of real community radio stations as ‘noise’ and ‘unwarranted’. Speaking
Traditional leaders and the elderly in Nyanga South Constituency are set to benefit from a free healthcare service delivery from the newly launched Supa Healthcare, a brain child of the area legislator and Minister of Information and Communication Technology Minister, Supa Mandiwanzira. Speaking to journalists during
“The decline in the industry’s revenue is attributable to the increased usage of Over the Top Services at the expense of traditional services such as voice.
“Computer crime and cyber crime bill needs to move fast so that we implement these laws because threats of attack are very high.
Information Communication Technologies are strategic tools that will ensure the ease of doing business in Zimbabwe and drive economic growth. This was said by the Minister of Information Communication Technology Postal and Courier Services, Supa Mandiwanzira at the launch of Africom’s $13m 4G wireless internet in
Hon. Minister of ICT, Postal and Courier Services, Supa Mandiwanzira has announced that the government has brokered a US$200m loan deal which is set to help Telecel upgrade its network to Long-Term-Evolution (LTE) services and also improve its network coverage across the country. During his speech
Netone has officially put an end to all hopes of a return to the state owned company by the beleaguered former Chief Executive Officer, Reward Kangai after publicly initiating the recruitment process for a new boss. Reward Kangai was suspended last year before his official dismissal on allegations of
One always wonders why NetOne had to play second fiddle to perennial pacesetters Econet Wireless yet it was the country's first mobile operator to be licensed in 1996 with the latter granted permission to operate two years later after the founder, Strive Masiyiwa won a
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) recent announcement that it has set minimum but high costs for mobile phone voice calls and data charges sparked a bit of a social media outcry. It hasn’t quite started a hashtag movement. But the fairness
Government has hailed the Zimbabwe Diabetes Association for its efforts in raising awareness on diabetes through the launch of a website dedicated to spreading information on the disease. Speaking at the launch of the organization’s website in Harare on Tuesday, acting President Emmerson Mnangagwa commended ZDA for
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