Zimbabwe prepares to honor fallen heroes next month. Sergeant Masotsha Ndlovu stands among those brave fighters who changed history. He passed away on July 2, 1982 at age 92. The nation remembers him as a trade union pioneer. His fight against colonial rule lasted over fifty years.
Ndlovu worked many low-paying jobs before heading to South Africa. He labored during the day and studied at night in Cape Town. The South African Communist Party taught him about politics. Trade unions showed him how workers could fight back. He returned home ready to organize his people.
The determined activist became secretary of the Reformed Industrial and Commercial Union in 1929. He traveled to rural areas spreading his message about worker rights...
Mbare residents built their computer center from scratch after raising money themselves. The Matapi community spent twelve months constructing the digital training facility without government help. Christopher Chisese led the project and hired just one outside worker for the entire construction. Local people from different neighborhoods contributed labor and materials to make the dream real. The center opened as a completely free place for young people to learn computer skills.
Young people flock to the new facility to escape street life and dangerous habits. Students learn to create resumes instead of paying others to make them. Small business owners discover online marketing tricks that bring more customers. Nail technicians and...
Zimbabwe farmers are winning their battle against drought through smart planning instead of panic responses. The government teamed up with the Food and Agriculture Organisation and other groups to teach rural communities about early warning systems. Farmers receive weather alerts on their phones and learn exactly when to plant their crops. The two-year program has saved harvests and kept livestock alive during tough dry seasons. Communities across the nation have embraced new farming methods that protect their livelihoods.
Local farmers say the program changed everything about how they handle bad weather. They plant drought-resistant corn varieties and time their planting around rainfall predictions. Livestock owners learned to grow...
Stanley Goredema passed away Tuesday at age 73 after battling sickness for many months. The veteran broadcaster breathed his last at Kutama Mission Hospital located in Zvimba district. Medical staff could not save the former ZBC employee despite their efforts. His family confirms he had been fighting illness for a long time before death came. The hospital became his final resting place during his health struggles.
Goredema built his career working for Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation as a media professional. He later moved to National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe where he served the country differently. The broadcaster helped bury national heroes during important state ceremonies. He also participated in digging up remains of...
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission rolled out fresh policies Wednesday that promise fairer elections for everyone. The new rules target disabled people and women who face barriers when trying to vote. Justice Priscilla Chigumba leads the commission and wants every citizen to exercise their democratic rights without obstacles. The policies cover voting access, candidate registration, voter education, and better polling stations. Officials designed these changes to work with the country's Vision 2030 and National Development Strategy goals.
Deputy Justice Minister Norbert Mazungunye spoke about gender equality during the Harare launch event. He stressed that men and women must have equal chances to participate in elections across the nation...
Ericsson just struck a massive three-year deal with UAE telecom giant e& that could revolutionize how people connect across the Emirates. The Swedish tech company plans to supercharge e& UAE's 5G radio network with cutting-edge equipment and advanced technology. Phone users across the country will enjoy faster speeds and better coverage as the network expands rapidly. The partnership brings next-generation 5G Advanced features to millions of customers for the first time. Energy-saving upgrades will help the company meet environmental goals under the UAE's Green Agenda 2030.
The agreement makes e& UAE the first Middle Eastern company to deploy special technology called RedCap commercially. Smart devices and internet-connected gadgets...
MTN Nigeria throws massive cash at training young tech workers across the country. The phone company pumps three billion naira into a government program that teaches digital skills. Over 90,000 students already learned coding and computer tricks through this partnership. The company wants Nigeria to become a powerhouse for technology talent around the world. Their money helps students who cannot afford expensive computer classes.
Students receive free internet data and special learning computers called Raspberry Pi kits. About 3,500 young people got these mini computers to practice coding at school. The program covers hot topics like artificial intelligence and cybersecurity that companies desperately need. MTN already spent 1.45...
du just made history as the first phone company across the region to team up with Cisco Networking Academy. The telecom giant wants to train local Emirati workers through this groundbreaking partnership. Young people from UAE can learn cutting-edge skills like artificial intelligence and computer programming. The company also teaches cybersecurity and data analysis to prepare students for tomorrow's jobs. This training program supports the government's push to hire more local talent.
The first group of 14 Emirati students already earned their official Cisco certificates. The program became super popular and the next class doubled to 52 local participants. Fatema Al Afeefi from du says the partnership helps local people become...
Microsoft faces major trouble with its computer brain chips and must change course fast. The tech giant wanted to build special processors that could compete against chip king NVIDIA. Design problems keep pushing back their timeline and executives are getting nervous. The company fears falling behind rivals like Amazon and Google who already make their chips. Microsoft decided to create a backup plan that bridges the gap between failed projects.
The original Braga chip was supposed to arrive in 2025 but got pushed to 2026. Company leaders worried that delays would make their next chips too slow compared to NVIDIA products. Microsoft executives chose to combine two Braga processors into one powerful unit. This new creation will probably...
