NEW: Serve your customers with love and melt their hearts
Offering incredible products at reduced prices is only a fraction of the war to win any customer’s mind and heart.
NEW: South Africa’s High Court orders former president Zuma to go back to jail
South Africa’s High Court ordered former President Jacob Zuma to return to jail after setting aside the decision to release him on medical parole, a court judgement showed on Wednesday
NEW: Religious beliefs stall vaccination of teenagers
SOME religious beliefs are affecting Government’s efforts to vaccinate teenagers over the age of 16 against Covid-19, especially in schools, an education official has said.
NEW: AFCON finals “to be cancelled”
ORGANISERS of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) are set to call off the January tournament amid worries over the Omicron Covid-19 variant.
NEW: National Health In-Service Training modules approved
Cabinet has approved the proposed modules and implementation matrix for the National Health In-Service Training and Induction programme under the Public Service Academy.
NEW: US$1m for landmines clearing
SWITZERLAND has provided US$1 million for the clearing of land mines in Sengwe Wildlife corridor and areas surrounding the Gonarezhou National Park for the next two years, in a project set to save human lives and livestock
NEW: Agilitee Africa to unveil “first of its kind” TV in Zimbabwe
South Africa-headquartered company, Agilitee Africa, has launched Africa’s first DVB – T2 full AI Smart Television Set, with the product set to be unveiled in Zimbabwe.
NEW: Brace for increased load-shedding, says Zesa
THE country’s power utility, Zesa Holdings, has warned of an increase in load-shedding due to ongoing refurbishment works on the Kariba Dam wall.
NEW: 28 000 ‘mushikashika’ impounded
Online Reporter Police have impounded over 28 000 ‘mushikashika’ (illegal transport operators) since Operation Chishikashika Ngachipere began in January. The operation is targeting pirate taxis, as well as vehicles operating…
NEW: How to enjoy a digital detox over Christmas
It is not surprising that many of us have been suffering from digital overload during the pandemic, and taking care of our “digital wellbeing” has become a common theme.











