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Powertel to connect 55 schools to the internet for free - Techzim

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Powertel to connect 55 schools to the internet for free. Powertel to connect 55 schools to the internet for free. Local internet provider Powertel has revealed plans to establish and connect 55 schools across Zimbabwe to its vast fibre network for free. The internet connections offer speeds of up to 1 Mbps and schools are being selected based on the proximity to Powertel’s infrastructure. At the same time, we are seeing, on the government contract front, a rejuvenation of the same efforts by POTRAZ activ...

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Magaya, English football, & WhatsApp download – here’s what Zimbabweans are searching for the most on Google. Econet has grown EcoFarmer to close to a million users, now it has to figure out how get them to pay. Econet takes internet revenue increase with a pinch of salt! Econet, the countries largest Mobile Network Operator, recorded an 8,7% revenue. POTRAZ dismisses false message on nationwide communications blackout in Zimbabwe. A message circulating on social media mentioning how Zimbabwe is. Image c...

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ZB Bank already retailing ZESA using mobile app (update) - Techzim

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Mobile Money and eCommerce. ZB Bank already retailing ZESA using mobile app (update). ZB Bank already retailing ZESA using mobile app (update). Earlier, we reported how the Nettcash mobile app was the one solution that agents could use to buy ZESA tokens. As it turns out, ZB Bank has been offering this platform for their agents countrywide for over 2 months now. This only confirms something that I have always said about banks. They don’t make the necessary noise or at the right platform. Moreover, the ZB...

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Quick picks from the recent Samsung products launch - Techzim

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Quick picks from the recent Samsung products launch. Quick picks from the recent Samsung products launch. What’s the best Android phone or phablet to get right now? That question just got a bit trickier to answer. Samsung recently launched a series of devices from its stable. Even though the Android community is already hungover from the Samsung product blitz the event didn’t gather as much hype as an Apple launch. So what’s new from Samsung? There’s the Galaxy S6 Edge. Which comes with a 5.7-inch (s...

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Come on Zimbabwean developers, enough of the Emperor's New App - Techzim

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Come on Zimbabwean developers, enough of the Emperor’s New App. Come on Zimbabwean developers, enough of the Emperor’s New App. This is a guest post from a Zimbabwean app developer, Keith Baira. When I was much younger, I remember the greatest lesson I learnt was to be wary of con-men and fraudsters. It came from the mortifying tale of the emperor. Who paid a fortune to walk stark naked in the streets. The two important lessons were that:. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. I am an OGRE.

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Zimride: The Silicon Valley Start-up inspired by Zimbabwe - Techzim

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Zimride: The Silicon Valley Start-up inspired by Zimbabwe. Zimride: The Silicon Valley Start-up inspired by Zimbabwe. In 2005 Zimbabwe was halfway through it’s nearly decade long economic crunch. Hyper inflation was well on its way to breaking records in an experience few would want to relive. If the timely adage that necessity is the mother of all invention holds true, then the following story is a perfect indicator of the ‘greatness’ that can be found in or through Zimbabwe. The idea was launched as a ...

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It's now called Alphabet, not Google: tech giant restructures - Techzim

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It’s now called Alphabet, not Google: tech giant restructures. It’s now called Alphabet, not Google: tech giant restructures. Don’t call it Google, call it Alphabet. In a blog post published yesterday,. Larry Page, the CEO of Google announced a restructuring of the tech giant that will see it adopt a new name, Alphabet. The company has also secured the domain name abc.xyz. Larry Page assumes the role of CEO of Alphabet and Sergey Brin will act as the conglomerate’s President. Sundar Pichai, the man w...

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Author Archives: Garikai Dzoma. Posts by: Garikai Dzoma. Here’s the step by step process for registering your startup as a private business corporation. Here's the step by step. Here’s a business concepts cheat sheet for tech startup entrepreneurs. If you are all about tech side of things and. Your tech startup is a real business – here’s why you need to register it. If you want to operate. Mobile Money and eCommerce. Zimbabwe is ready for plastic money as a cash crisis solution? In memory of Ian Murdock.

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Is internet in Zimbabwe really that much cheaper? - Techzim

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Is internet in Zimbabwe really that much cheaper? Is internet in Zimbabwe really that much cheaper? Recent discussion on several technology-related discussion platforms in Zimbabwe seems to give a general perception that internet connectivity is now affordable in Zimbabwe. I was sort of disturbed by this as I have been trying to figure out an affordable solution that works for my phone and my home for a while now. What about my regular downloads? What about during the day? From the looks of it, you can g...