Econet commits US$200m to boost network capacity
Zimbabwe’s largest mobile network operator, Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, says it is investing more than US$200 million to expand network capacity,…
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Zimbabwe is installing AI traffic cameras. Here is how they actually work
Drivers navigating the chaotic intersections of Harare and Bulawayo are increasingly noticing sleek, multi-lens camera systems staring down at them…
Foreign equity fund acquires majority stake in medical technology firm
Zimbabwe’s Competition and Tariff Commission (CTC) has approved the proposed acquisition of an 88.1% stake in Vertice Medtech Holdings Proprietary…
Zimbabwe turns to France for digital strategy boost
Deputy ICT minister Dingumuzi Phuti also attended the meeting held in the capital on Wednesday.ZIMBABWE is turning to France for…
Postal sector declines as digital shift gains pace
ZIMBABWE’s postal and courier services sector is facing a structural decline as shifting consumer behaviour, rising costs and digital disruption…
Local ISPs cut prices as Starlink shakes Zimbabwe’s data market
Zimbabwe’s internet providers are slashing prices and rolling out new packages in response to the disruptive entry of Starlink, whose…
MPs push for AI in govt tenders to curb corruption
ZIMBABWE’S public tender system may be headed for its biggest shake-up in years after lawmakers pushed for the introduction of…
Starlink’s entry boosts internet penetration to 84,55 percent
Zimbabwe’s internet landscape is shifting following the entry in 2024 of satellite broadband provider Starlink, whose rapid uptake is accelerating…
EcoCash launches all-in-one Auper App – Another First!
LEADING fintech platform EcoCash has launched Zimbabwe’s first all-encompassing Super App that integrates payments, chat and explore services into a…
Zimbabwe pushes AI revolution in rural agriculture
ZIMBABWE is accelerating the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in agriculture, with Government, universities, development partners and the private sector…