Telecel to sponsor Zimbabwe’s first broadband forum
Zimbabwe’s first Broadband Forum, which is being sponsored by Telecel and a number of other companies, is scheduled for 10 May at Cresta Lodge in Harare. Telecel will sponsor Zimbabwe's first broadband forum More...
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It is been a busy week for Africa's ICT sector. (Image source: Shutterstock.com) This week has been dominated by the release of product and commentary from spokespeople about the state of the market in Africa, More...
Acer Africa launches e-learning classroom in Zimbabwe
Exactly one year ago, the prospect of a fully functional e-learning classroom in the North East district of Zimbabwe was not a reality for the children of this region. Acer Africa, together with business partners More...
Zimbabwe: Morgan Tsvangirai meets with US tech business leaders
Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister, Morgan Tsvangirai has met with the executive leadership at the Acquity Group, a US brand eCommerce and digital marketing company, as part of the annual Zimbabwe Trade and Cultural More...
Zimbabwe: Pastel launches cloud accounting offering
Pastel Software Zimbabwe, in partnership with Utande, on Tuesday launched Sage Pastel My Business Online, a cloud based accounting programme designed for start-up and small businesses that enables them to access More...
Kaspersky Lab educates about fraud in Africa
A recent KPMG Fraud Barometer survey has found that African countries including Nigeria, Kenya, Zimbabwe, and South Africa account for 74% of all fraud type cases reported in Africa. IT Security threats grow in More...
Zimbabwe’s Telecel sued for $340 000
Zimbabwean mobile service provider Telecel Zimbabwe is being sued by Trumbelt Computers for $340 000, following allegations that Telecel infringed upon Trumbelt’s copyright after a business deal went sour. Zimbabwean More...
Call to regulate mobile banking in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Deposit Protection Corporation corporate secretary Vusi Vuma has called on the Zimbabwean government to create legislation that will regulate mobile banking activities, as he claims service providers More...
Liquid Telecom focuses on fibre for Zimbabwe
Liquid Telecom has announced two initiatives that the company believes will improve broadband services in Zimbabwe: the country’s first direct fibre connection to the West African Cable System (WACS) and the More...
Zimbabwe’s Telecel expects to cover 85 percent of population
Zimbabwean mobile service provider Telecel expects to have 85 percent network coverage of the country’s population by the end of this year and 90 percent by the end of next year. These are good coverage figures More...