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No to snooping on citizens’ mobile phones

Unfortunately, it cannot use any information it gets from such spying in either the courts or anywhere suppose litigation becomes possible.

By Newsday Apr. 12, 2025

No to snooping on citizens’ mobile phones

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Outrage over govt plans to snoop on phones

Potraz has proposed the registration of every mobile phone saying the move seeks to enhance national security and combat crime.

By Miriam Mangwaya Apr. 11, 2025

Outrage over govt plans to snoop on phones

Glen View youths benefit from govt digital skills training programme

The programme aims to bridge the digital divide and create opportunities for young people to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven world.

By Online Reporter Mar. 26, 2025

Glen View youths benefit from govt digital skills training programme

ITU regional boss pays courtesy call on Potraz boss

Letamo will be based in Harare where she will oversee ITU operations across southern Africa.

By Online Reporter Mar. 20, 2025

ITU regional boss pays courtesy call on Potraz boss

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Zim local authorities sink US$1 billion in five years.

Starlink has rolled out the beta version of a direct-to-cell system, with the firm planning for a full rollout globally depending on the success of this soft launch.

By Blessed Ndlovu Mar. 16, 2025

Zim local authorities sink US$1 billion in five years.

Kukurigo implicated in US$40 000 scandal

WestProp Holdings is being represented by its communications manager Michael Chideme.

By Rejoice Phiri Feb. 11, 2025

Kukurigo implicated in US$40 000 scandal

Rolling power cuts worsen telecos plight: Potraz

According to the report, the telecommunications industry registered growth on all fronts except for traditional voice traffic which dropped by 7.46% in the third quarter.

By Richard Farekaye Jan. 29, 2025

Rolling power cuts worsen telecos plight: Potraz

94% ICT boom fuels Zim business growth

Zimbabwe is currently ranked at number 23 out of 47 African countries in ICT development, according to the latest report from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

By Evans Mathanda Jan. 19, 2025