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5G transforming tech

5G, which stands for "fifth generation," is an upcoming standard for mobile telecommunications service that promises to be significantly faster than today's 4G technology. It will allow users to browse the internet, upload or download vide…

Published: 11 Feb 2019 at 10:58hrs | | by Enos Denhere

Africa's quest for a cashless economy gains momentum

Insufficient financial inclusion, unbanked masses and financial literacy are increasingly attracting investors When she needed to transfer money to a friend in a faraway village last March, Mouna Ahmed, a gender equality activist in Liberi…

Published: 30 May 2017 at 20:28hrs | | by Kingsley Ighobor

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5G transforming tech

Africa's quest for a cashless economy gains momentum

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

Council moves to restore order in CBD transport system

Miner arrested for prospecting for gold in Harare's leafy suburb

Drunk bus driver’s appeal dismissed

Zimbabwe signs US$66.9 million joint venture to install bulk infrastructure at Masuwe Special Economic Zone

Court refuses to compel attorneys to sign disputed pre‑trial minute

Nakamba joins Greek side Panetolikos

Honourable Mhetu: man of the people

The Khumalo/Tshuma funeral united a tribally divided nation

Fresh funding secured for Bulawayo–Victoria Falls road project

Chamisa did not create opposition support base

Mapfumo defends accepting Chivayo's US$1 million gift

In defence of Mnangagwa

Harare eyes helicopter to boost emergency response

Village head dies after suspected poisoning

Zimbabwe, INTERPOL busts drug trafficking ring after Zimbabwe-Oman operation

Dinson relocation process raises concern over compensation, livelihoods

Chiwenga to grace Bishop Mupa silver jubilee

Mandiwanzira blames councils over illegal housing demolitions

Debate erupts over Baba Harare's interpretation of Jiti music

Magwegwe West housing project to resume after Bulawayo wins arbitration

Chief halts dam construction at Kaguvi Shrine

Mpofu, Chimombe dealt a major blow

Mnangagwa's daughter-in-law in court on drug charges

Tagwirei says he was put in coma for 4-hours

Dynamos expelled from Confederations Cup

Mongameli ditches Bosso for Hardrock FC

Lupane State University students win innovation prize

Zimbabwe is at peace, says Mnangagwa

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

Zimbabwe road carnage claiming 5 people every day

Zimbabwe tightens border security to curb trafficking

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

Zanu-PF threatens unleash 'our' dogs

Animal rights body takes swipe at Ramaphosa

Oppah Muchinguri faces jail

Internet key to economic development

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