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How fiber optic internet will help your company

You want to go above and beyond to ensure that your company succeeds. If it doesn't, you're going to be disappointed and you'll likely lose a lot of money. You need to work hard to keep your customers and employees happy. If you lose eithe…

Published: 06 Dec 2020 at 07:44hrs | | by Staff writer

Commercial and personal fiber internet advantages approaching Zimbabwe

Following the completion of a large linking project from TelOne in 2019, Zimbabwe is finally seeing moves into commercial fiber viability. Made possible through a $98 million loan from the China Exim Bank as noted by www.itweb.africa, this…

Published: 20 Nov 2020 at 12:49hrs | | by Staff Writer

Traditional leafy vegetables into your garden

A garden can be defined as a piece of land next to a house, meant for growing flowers, fruits or vegetables. A garden with a variety of rape, spinach, lettuce,

Published: 19 Oct 2017 at 09:10hrs | | by Praxedis Dube, Rico Ihle, Wim Heijman and Paul Struik

Top 10 Fat Busting Foods

The key to a healthy lifestyle is eating a balanced diet and getting plenty of exercise. However, if losing weight is your aim then there are a few foods that y

Published: 09 Jan 2017 at 18:19hrs | | by Staff Reporter

TelOne fibre optic project complete

BULAWAYO - TelOne says it has successfully completed the Harare to Bulawayo optic fibre project, a development that is set to improve service delivery. "We have just finished, and work is currently in progress on the Bulawayo-Beitbrid…

Published: 06 May 2012 at 17:25hrs | | by Staff reporter

Econet to lay fibre all the way to Johannesburg

At the Econet's Experience Expo held in November, Liquid Telecom (an Econet subsidiary) made an interesting mention.Apparently, Econet is not just laying fibre up to the border with neighboring South Africa, fibre trenching will be carried…

Published: 24 Jan 2012 at 05:13hrs | 1185 | by techzim

Linking of South Africa - Zimbabwe undersea cable delayed

Logistical problems have delayed work on the fibre-optic cable linking Harare and Beitbridge through Bulawayo to the undersea cable in South Africa, the Herald reported.It was supposed to be completed in December last year.When complete, t…

Published: 12 Jan 2012 at 11:46hrs | | by Sapa

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Search / Fibre

How fiber optic internet will help your company

Commercial and personal fiber internet advantages approaching Zimbabwe

Traditional leafy vegetables into your garden

Top 10 Fat Busting Foods

TelOne fibre optic project complete

Econet to lay fibre all the way to Johannesburg

Linking of South Africa - Zimbabwe undersea cable delayed

Mandizha Plaza celebrates first anniversary with community development drive

What will Makandiwa do when Chivayo's house of cards comes crushing down?

Patriotic Vendors4ED hails liberation heroes, Defence Forces

Masvingo gears up for Sanganai Tourism Expo

Thomas Mapfumo threatens legal action against nephew

New Eclipse 11 Mine’s philanthropy extends beyond mining

See the bigger picture: A call for hope, faith and national reflection

Trio nabbed for unregistered medicines possession, second‑hand clothes along Harare-Mukumbura Road

The children the forms forgot - Why Zimbabwe must write laws that hold every child

High-profile jail escape at Mutimurefu

Zimbabwe's Fabisch joins Golden Arrows

'Mbedzi remains in custody over expired passport'

4 Zimbabwe soldiers die in road crash

Motorists welcome small progress on Bulawayo-Beitbridge road works

When the law and the knife decide too soon - On intersex persons, the pain of early choices, and why the law must protect them

3% O' Level pass rate sparks outcry

Gunman vandalises Jacob Ngarivhume house

Chawonza apologises for Dembare CAF boob

ZNA announces equipment procession ahead of ZDF day

WhatsApp scams grow more sophisticated in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe courts diaspora billions to plug financing gap

Zimbabwe steps up global tourism drive

Zimbabwe targets 2027 for critical debt clearance push

Chinese mining companies are a liability to Mashava

Mnangagwa's daughter in law's woes deepen

High Court sets aside Prophet Magaya witness protection ruling

Mhona appeals to traditional leaders to curb road carnage, cites stray livestock and human error as major causes

Mnangagwa 2037 push gathers pace

Tshabangu signals fresh CCC reshuffle

Parliament raises alarm over deployment of non-Nambya teachers in Hwange

Bulawayo faces condom shortage

AFM President declares Zanu-PF allegiance

Zimbabwe police warn SA returnees over illegal firearms

Bulawayo cracks down on illegal JoJo tank connections

Woman recounts husband's alleged abduction by men posing as police

Harare undercover blitz hits InDrive drivers

ZUPCO fails to prove ownership of buses

Dinson to launch 400,000-tonne cement plant in Zimbabwe

Mohadi reassures business on taxes

Oppah Muchinguri faces jail

Zimbabwe tightens grip on illegal gambling

Zimbabwean convicted of sexual assault at UK nightclub

MSU dismisses 9 lecturers accused of incompetence

Prison officer cleared over Plumtree prison escape

Contradictory witness testimony emerges in Old Nic Mine robbery trial

Zimbabwe's strategic fuel reserve levy faces fresh scrutiny

Gold rush puts Bulawayo's water lifeline on life support

Fresh twist to Marlborough mining saga

Zimbabwe universities must stop being 'degree factories'

Bitter gold mine wrangle finally ends

Lupane State University students win innovation prize

Zimbabwe road carnage claiming 5 people every day

Zimbabwe tightens border security to curb trafficking

Zimbabwe is at peace, says Mnangagwa

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

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

SDA pastor fired over indecent assault

Zimbabwe call for peace in Gaza

Chiwenga, doctors in crunch meeting

Chiwenga launches African Dream boat

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