Lack of encryption in protecting data puts Africa at risk
According to the Internet Society, a lack of encryption training for digital security threatens Africa's economies.
Lezeth Khoza
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Zimbabwe pilots online border management system
The government intends to deploy the system at the Victoria Falls International Airport, the Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport, and the Beitbridge Border Post.
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InDrive expands to four cities in Zimbabwe
The company has now included Bulawayo, Mutare, and Gweru to its expansion plans, as well as offering courier services in the country's capital.
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Zimbabwe to add e-passport centres in Zambia, UK, US
The government says centres will make it easier for citizens to apply for passports more efficiently without travelling to Zimbabwe.
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Google delivers $16bn of new revenue for African firms
Google says using its tools, African businesses, organisations, publishers, creators, and developers were able to ‘expand, thrive, and create additional employment opportunities.'
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Zimbabwe's Starlink agents, ISPs will be cleared by govt first
POTRAZ has issued a stern warning, saying that the sale or distribution of Starlink user terminals without proper authorisation and clearance is a criminal offence.
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Econet adding over 500 base stations in Zimbabwe
Econet Wireless is adding the new base stations to increase availability of 5G coverage in key locations.
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Zimbabwe to introduce countrywide digital ambassadors
The minister made the announcement during a recent International Computer Driving Licence certification for school teachers.
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Econet accelerates 5G base station rollout in Zimbabwe
As demands for data usage grows for industrial, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile network commissions more than 30 of 5G network sites.
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Zimbabwe's BARD Santner launches remittance platform
Bard says it wants to increase reliability, transparency on charges to eliminate hidden expenses, and promote collaboration.
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10 African countries receive broadband boost
The program supports efforts to promote digital connectivity in African countries where internet access is still limited in most places.
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Zimbabwe's tax office uses drones for border management
Aside from advances in technology, the government says it is still assisting with infrastructure improvements at borders.