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Mukuru advocates for cashless economy

Tait-Knight acknowledged that this shift would not happen overnight but emphasised Zimbabwe's existing familiarity with digital spaces.

By Melody Chikono Feb. 7, 2025

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Privatisation of Chitungwiza: Govt gives nod to Magaya’s controversial deal to take over town

Garwe demanded that written questions should be hand delivered to his office when attempts were made to get his comment through a phone call and via WhatsApp.

By Tangai Chipangura Sep. 1, 2024

Privatisation of Chitungwiza: Govt gives nod to Magaya’s controversial deal to take over town

Council blitzkrieg: Vendors adopt WhatsApp to evade police

Council spokesperson Stanley Gama says the council has been doing similar operations since the beginning of this year.

By Evans Mathanda Aug. 10, 2024

Council blitzkrieg: Vendors adopt WhatsApp to evade police

Start-up takes grocery shopping to WhatsApp

Muzariri added that they were able to rope in Paynow, PayPal, InnBucks as well as ZimSwitch as modes of payment and were engaging more paying agents.

By Staff Reporter Aug. 8, 2024

Start-up takes grocery shopping to WhatsApp

Kariba turns to AI to engage residents

The chatbot also facilitates participation in council programmes, keeping the community informed about ongoing and upcoming initiatives and encouraging active civic engagement.

By Obert Siamilandu Jul. 1, 2024

Felix Tangawarima eyes Zifa top post

He did not pick calls and was yet to answer questions sent to him via WhatsApp by the time of publishing.

By Tafadzwa Chigandiwa May. 26, 2024

Politicians can’t lie no more

Technology has empowered ordinary Zimbabweans to become citizen journalists, armed with smartphones and internet connectivity.

By Jacob Mutisi Mar. 8, 2024

Man bans wife from WhatsApp

The court also heard that Taurai had moved out of the matrimonial home with five of the cars they bought together.

By Rejoice Phiri Mar. 8, 2024

Zim loves the trivial

These are some of the serious matters needing urgent attention, but are always on the back burner, overshadowed by internal party-political dynamics in the opposition.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu Feb. 3, 2024