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ZIMBABWE international striker Khama Billiat is still attracting interest from a number of football clubs abroad.
JUST IN: Musicians fall prey to fake accounts
Some gospel musicians have said they are falling prey to fake social media accounts which are created by fraudsters and impersonators in their names.
Rapper Silento arrested charged with murdering his cousin
The DeKalb County Police Department confirmed that Silento, real name Ricky Hawk, was arrested on 1 February after his cousin, Frederick Rooks, was found shot dead on 21 January.
JUST IN: Sasai to create a digital economy in Africa
With smartphone penetration in Sub Saharan Africa set to grow by 67 percent by 2025 buoyed by increasing internet penetration, the opportunity to lead the digital revolution, drive inclusivity and uplift people’s quality of life through technology has never been better.
JUST IN: Stanbic launches virtual assistant facility
Stanbic Bank has launched a virtual assistant/a chatbot, aptly named “Stan”, set to shorten the response time for customer queries as part of the bank’s digitisation drive.
JUST IN: Mark Ngwazi’s song tops on TikTok
Sungura ace and man of the moment Mark Ngwazi’s popular song “Taurai Madzoka” has gone viral on social media platform TikTok.
JUST IN: Local clinical trials for Covid-19 drugs
Zimbabwe will do clinical trials on Covid-19 drugs before prescribing them to its citizens but remains guided by global science.
JUST IN: Braeside residents rap council over dumped rubbles
Braeside residents in Harare are up in arms with council officials for having dumped rubbles which they are failing to spread for the past two months.
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JUST IN: Online churches: the new norm
Yvonne Ncube, Chronicle Reporter THE Covid-19 induced lockdown has forced many churches to take to social media to conduct sermons. Social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram have picked…
JUST IN: Chinese Embassy donates PPEs to Mash-West journalists
China, through its Zimbabwean embassy, last week donated face masks to media houses and at least 35 practicing journalists in Mashonaland West province.