NEW: Social media abuse contributes to xenophobia: Govt

GOVERNMENT has urged social media users to stop the spread of malicious reports that depict Zimbabweans as perpetrators of crime in South Africa, as this is one of the causes of violence against Zimbabwean nationals living in that country.

NEW: Social media abuse contributes to xenophobia: Govt

GOVERNMENT has urged social media users to stop the spread of malicious reports that depict Zimbabweans as perpetrators of crime in South Africa, as this is one of the causes of violence against Zimbabwean nationals living in that country.

NEW: UN to help Africa develop capital markets to spur economic development 

THE United Nations has said it will help African countries to develop their capital markets to accelerate economic development. 

NEW: UN to help Africa develop capital markets to spur economic development 

THE United Nations has said it will help African countries to develop their capital markets to accelerate economic development. 

NEW: Zim, SA Ministers to meet in October over exemption permits

CABINET Ministers from Zimbabwe and South Africa are set to meet in October to continue deliberations on the Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEP).

NEW: Zim, SA Ministers to meet in October over exemption permits

CABINET Ministers from Zimbabwe and South Africa are set to meet in October to continue deliberations on the Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEP).

NEW: Good news for ex-Wenela workers

HUNDREDS of Zimbabweans who worked in South African gold mines under the Witwatersrand Native Labour Association (Wenela) have a reason to smile, after Ministers from the two countries agreed that their payments should be prioritised.

NEW: Good news for ex-Wenela workers

HUNDREDS of Zimbabweans who worked in South African gold mines under the Witwatersrand Native Labour Association (Wenela) have a reason to smile, after Ministers from the two countries agreed that their payments should be prioritised.

NEW: First smartphone made in Ivory Coast caters to local users

An entrepreneur in Ivory Coast has created the country’s first locally-made smartphone, which aims to improve accessibility with voice commands in local languages for users who can’t read and write.

NEW: First smartphone made in Ivory Coast caters to local users

An entrepreneur in Ivory Coast has created the country’s first locally-made smartphone, which aims to improve accessibility with voice commands in local languages for users who can’t read and write.