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Tonderai Rutsito Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has in recent weeks attracted the ire of its customers due to the new expensive Whatsapp, Facebook and the Opera mini bundles.
‘Public transporters paying lip service to insurance’
Conrad Mwanawashe Business Reporter MOST public transport operators have failed to insure the travelling public through Passenger Personal Accident Policy, a statutory requirement for passenger carrying vehicles, a move that puts…
Cash for Zimdollar notes, says RBZ
Central bank sets exchange rate Programme set to start soon
Reflections on gender equality, women empowerment
Virginia Muwanigwa Correspondent Africa and the world seem to have learnt from the mistakes of the MDGs, if the approach to the SDGs is an indicator. While the latter were apparently…
CARL launches Bill of Rights on Android
Lovemore Mataire Senior Reporter The Centre for Applied Legal Research (CALR), which has been working with the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs in the constitutional alignment exercise, has launched…
ZTA scoops top tourism award
Fanuel Kangondo Deputy Lifestyle Editor Zimbabwe on Tuesday walked away with the top Destination Marketing Award at the end of the annual Routes Middle East and Africa meeting in Bahrain shaking…
Embrace local content now or never
Gift Mugano Correspondent Zimbabwe trade deficit continued to soar. Recent statistics show that in most cases our exports are half the import bill. For example, January to March, imports stood at…
Fifa cannot go unchallenged
Saidi Sangula I READ with shock the letter written by one Markus Kattner the Deputy Secretary General of FIFA, to ZIFA President Cuthbert Dube on May 18 2015. The letter…
Vendors exchange blows at meeting
Tafadzwa Ndlovu Herald Reporter A meeting with vendors called by Harare Mayor Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni yesterday to discuss the Government directive for them to move out of the city centre ended…
Arts funding under spotlight
Anesu Mawarire Entertainment Reporter Nhimbe Trust, a Bulawayo-based arts consultancy, on Tuesday unveiled a funding model document for the local arts industry entitled “Funding Analysis – Modes of Engagements”.