Bulawayo24 News - Skyes! "it makes perfect sense"

Search / Fast

How students can increase reading speed

Our reading speed is slowed down by the amount of time we take to think through the complexities of unfamiliar concepts, especially when reading for more demanding reasons other than pleasure. Fixation holds you down on a particular word o…

Published: 08 Apr 2019 at 14:55hrs | 2216 | by Sandra Hayward

Zimbabwe has faster internet speed - survey

Zimbabwe is among the top countries on the continent with the fastest growing Information and Communication Technology sectors, a recent survey has revealed.According to Ookla, a global leader in broadband testing, Zimbabwe has an average …

Published: 20 Mar 2012 at 06:20hrs | 1880 | by Staff reporter

Load More Stories

Search / Fast

How students can increase reading speed

Zimbabwe has faster internet speed - survey

Scottland FC sack Mapeza after Champions League exit

There will be another coup in Zimbabwe

Mnangagwa's CAA3 faces November litmus test

Zinara secures US$400m for three strategic highways

Mnangagwa arrives in Moscow

Chivayo's $250,000 car gift raises fraud questions

Zanu PF reveals Mnangagwa 2030 risks

Zimbabwe silent on fresh Uebert Angel allegations

Gukurahundi victims silenced

Zanu PF axes 172 rogue affiliates

Zinara plans single vehicle compliance disc

Zimbabwe's trade deficit set to widen despite export growth

Zimbabwe has lost US$42bn to sanctions

Chivayo's US$550,000 Phantom arrives after his death

David Coltart puts brakes on Geo Pomona deal

'Miniskirts will get you raped'

Mysterious fires tormenting family

Stop teaching Shona in Chipinge schools, says MP

Macron turns to third-world strategies, bans protests

Mnangagwa assumes COMESA chairmanship, pushes value addition agenda

Zimbabwe road carnage claiming 5 people every day

Zimbabwe tightens border security to curb trafficking

Zimbabwean woman dies at South African hospital; neglected due to her nationality

Zimbabwe is at peace, says Mnangagwa

The harder the Zimbabwe regime pushes citizens into believing economy improving the more unbelievable they sound!

Lupane State University students win innovation prize

Zanu-PF threatens unleash 'our' dogs

Internet key to economic development

Access to information, media freedom in the digital age

Animal rights body takes swipe at Ramaphosa

News Team

Advertising