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
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
(Bloomberg) -- When Anymore Wakamira was given coins in change at a supermarket in Harare’s affluent Borrowdale supermarket, he demanded a handful of candy instead. Like most Zimbabweans, the cement seller has bad memories of the collapse of the country’s dollar and surge in inflation to
Sheer Publishing has expressed its interest in engaging with local artistes as a way of improving artistes’ global visibility. Speaking at a colourful artists round table discussion held in the capital yesterday, David Alexander, the Managing Director of Sheer Publishing said that his organisation is grateful
Musicians in the country have been urged to utilise the Old Mutual life plan so as to enjoy their life after they retire. Speaking at an artiste round table discussion held in the capital yesterday, James Chakuchichi, a financial advisor at Old Mutual said musicians should
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By Lawrence Hoba I am 31. I am born-free, and as if that is not enough, I still feel that I have nine years before life really starts. I mean, there is still some time for me to lose myself, forget the world and change nothing before
By Farai Dauramanzi Walking in Harare’s CBD one might be tempted to conclude that the City is experiencing an outbreak of rodents such as rats, flies, mosquitoes and fleas due to the high number of pesticide sellers who will be doing business at street corners. It is
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