Author: Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi

Safety and efficiency of mobile money has millions forgoing notes and coins

The partnership between the two adds to the selection of online programming available, meaning subscribers will have diversified content on the platforms

ZIMRA’s Commissioner-General, Ms. Faith Mazani admitted that the system in use in Zimbabwe was 11 years behind.

In a letter to NetOne, POTRAZ instructed the operator to compensate consumers who were affected by the poor service during those glitch moments.

Startup entrepreneurs suggested solutions of land frauds by use of blockchain technology

Innovators will be given space to develop their ideas and receive quick feedback on their prototypes from experts

The contest is open to Facebook community leaders worldwide, with the winners chosen by a panel of independent experts and Facebook employees.

FBI Director Chris Wray and a team of security officials tell the Senate Intelligence Committee that Huawei and ZTE pose threats to the US.

The gathering themed Innovation in the Data Age will be taking place from 11th – 13th October 2018 at Mlimani City Conference Center in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Airtel Zambia partners with Standard Chartered Bank to increase access to financial services in Zambia.

The Summit will provide unrivaled insight, networking and business opportunities – and explore the latest trends with 90 expert speakers from across the continent delivering keynotes, panels and breakout sessions

Government’s decision to acquire the remaining 40 percent in Telecel Zimbabwe hit a snag after the Empowerment Corporation declined to give up their stake.

Zimbabwe is open for Business

The Government has not yet received its 60 percent shareholding in Telecel International which it acquired from Dutch company Vimpelcom, as it has not made full payment

The top three performers walked away with brand new Green Kiosks and ‘seed stock’, which included 200 SIM cards each, to get the kiosks up and running.

this is unusual for a major new Apple product not to sell out on day one, and it seems that the HomePod isn’t going to buck the trend

Globally, 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are generated daily from website visits, social media posts, mobile app interactions, and other online activity. This flood of information is stored in data centres.

…it’s finally happening.

Remember the Cheetah that was Spotted in Warren Park, It was Actually a ZOL Cheetah.

Snap shares soar on first earnings beat with revived user growth