Zimbabweans have reacted to the newly licensed radio stations with mixed feelings. This comes after the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) issued local commercial radio broadcasting service licences to eight companies. Prior to the licensing BAZ had shortlisted 18 applicants from the 21 who submitted applications
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has over the years come to be a key player in Zimbabwe's national political economy. Recently, a local weekly The Zimbabwe Independent published a story on its front page that Econet had bailed out the government to the tune of US$ 30 million.
Zimbabwe is staring at the possibility of a drought as the second half of the rainfall season has been appallingly dry, raising fears of crop failure and food shortages. The forecast from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Climate Services Centre indicates that the southern half
Sitting Schedule of the Parliament of Zimbabwe for the period of January to December 2015 - SITTING CALENDAR FOR PARLIAMENT OF ZIMBABWE JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2015 Source: - www.veritaszim.net
By Zanele Mhlaba Regardless of new technologies and the other forms of mass media, there is and will always be a space and need for television. Unfortunately, we are missing that critical platform in Zimbabwe. Growing up in the 1990s, ZBC was a huge part life for
[embed]https://soundcloud.com/263chat/263chat-interviews-tawanda-zvimba-from-dangamvura[/embed] Tawanda explained to us that in Dangamvura, there has recently been increases in rape cases involving single women within the community. He talks to us about what he and the community are doing to address this using WhatsApp.
Former Minister of Information Communication Technologies, Nelson Chamisa wretched the lack of appreciation on the discourse of cyber security within the corridors of the government. This was revealed at a round table discussion held in the capital yesterday on Zimbabwe’s impending Cyber Security Bill. “We don’t seem
Touts in Harare have vowed to remain on the streets in the face of renewed efforts from authorities to remove them. Council has over the years been engaged in running battles with touts whom they accuse of causing unnecessary congestion by loading kombis at undesignated points
By Staff Reporter A public notice by the Bulawayo City Council that it will shoot down stray dogs has left residents in the city divided. The local authority noted that there was an increase in the number of dogs infected with rabies. "The City of Bulawayo has noted
The National Youth Development Trust (NYDT) has welcomed the move by the Ministry of Youth Indigenisation and Economic Development to revive the national youth fund after reviewing its weaknesses. The Minister of Youth Indigenisation and Economic Development, Chris Mushowe declared that he is in the final
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