Digital farming can transform Zim agriculture — UN
Policy recommendations for 2026-2030 include increased investment in rural digital infrastructure and strengthened digital literacy programmes.
By Sharon Zebra
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Why cybersecurity is becoming the backbone of the future
Education is becoming more computerised. Even international disputes are now waged in cyberspace rather than only on the ground.
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GameZone Casino and the Value of structure in online card gaming
GameZone Peryagame Tips provides guidance for players exploring casual gameplay sessions, highlighting how different categories can coexist within a unified system.
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NetOne, ZTA ink landmark partnership to modernise Zim’s tourism sector
The ICT ministry challenged the tourism sector to move beyond following global trends and instead begin innovating solutions that the rest of the world can replicate.
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Gatekeepers of worth
There is a particular kind of self-given power that needs no uniform. It lives in the split-second assessment of who belongs in a room, who merits a greeting, whose voice is worth following to its end
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The Illusion of Privacy: Taking control of your digital identity
Every time you click “search” or hit “send,” you leave behind a digital footprint one that companies often understand better than you do.
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Sex, stress and silence: Are marital struggles fuelling new HIV infections?
Young people were shielded from explicit exposure, and discussions about intimacy were often reserved for adulthood, typically within the context of marriage.
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The most popular Casino games in Zimbabwe
The evolution of both physical and digital casino experiences continues to provide adult participants with diverse opportunities to engage safely and confidently.
By Newsday
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Digital gangs unleash terror on Zimbabwe’s private press
Zimbabwe’s media landscape is being reshaped into one where speaking out requires calculation, criticism carries consequences, and silence is often the safest option.
By Shame Makoshori
Mar. 20, 2026
