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Synology Mini NAS Crushes Big Data Woes
Synology released the DiskStation DS225+ for small businesses that need secure file storage. The compact device holds two hard drives and stores up to 40 terabytes of data. Small offices and remote workers can share files easily through fast network connections. The system works with tested hard drives that run for thousands of hours without problems. Business teams access their files from computers and phones through Synology Drive software. The device backs up Windows, Mac and Linux computers automatically to prevent data loss. Companies can monitor their offices with security cameras connected to the storage system. Synology sells the DS225+ through computer stores starting June 4th across the world.
Beastly Asus ROG Tri Band Wifi7 Router Hits 18 Gbps
ASUS launched the ROG Strix GS-BE18000 gaming router for serious gamers who need fast internet speeds. The device delivers tri-band WiFi 7 connections at 18,000 Mbps through 320 MHz channels and advanced data compression. Wired connections reach 20 Gbps total with two special 2.5 Gbps ports that put gaming traffic first. The router runs on a 2.0 GHz quad-core processor with cooling fans that prevent overheating during heavy use. Eight antennas and six copper pipes spread signals across 3,300 square feet of coverage area. Gaming devices connect through priority ports that reduce lag and improve gameplay quality. Smart Home Master technology speeds up gaming performance across multiple devices with simple one-touch controls. The system...
ADRA Staffer Turns Fraudster Steals Nearly Million
A church charity worker stole more than one million dollars from his employer through fake financial records. Fortune Goredema worked at the Adventist Development and Relief Agency when he created false payment entries. He appeared in court and received bail for one thousand dollars with strict conditions. The judge ordered him to report to police three times weekly and surrender property deeds. Anonymous sources tipped off agency leaders about suspicious financial activity in July 2022. Professional auditors examined records from 2018 through 2024 and found massive fraud. Goredema stole tax money meant for government agencies and overpaid himself extra wages. He also lied about settling social security payments that never happened...
Harare Drowns in Trash as Geo Pomona Comes to Town
Geo Pomona launches door-to-door trash pickup across Harare starting tomorrow. Company trucks will visit homes throughout the capital city to collect garbage from residents. Chief executive Dr Dilesh Nguwaya says workers remain committed to serving all neighborhoods. The new sorting plant helps separate recyclable materials from regular waste. Officials hope residents will learn better recycling habits through this program. President Mnangagwa opens the modern waste sorting facility today before trash collection begins. The plant follows international standards for processing different types of garbage. Workers separate bulk items and recyclable materials from general waste streams. The system prevents useful materials from burning...
SADC Finance Chiefs Descend on Vic Falls to Tackle Cash
Finance leaders from across Southern Africa will meet at Victoria Falls for important talks about regional money systems. The Southern African Development Community wants to speed up financial cooperation between member countries. Ministers and central bank chiefs plan to review major projects that connect regional economies. They will discuss the new SADC Regional Development Fund that helps pay for roads, bridges and other infrastructure. Officials will talk about ways to stop money laundering and terrorism financing across borders. The group wants stronger rules to protect financial systems from criminals. Ministers will check how well different countries manage their economies and debts. Angola, Zambia and Democratic Republic of...
Econet Data Fortress Takes On Load Shedding
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe will start bringing business customers into its new computer center before June ends. The 5-megawatt facility sits in Harare and aims to strengthen the country's digital systems. Africa Data Centres helped design and build the project. The company operates the largest network of computer centers across Africa. Econet owns the entire Data Centre operation. CEO Douglas Mboweni says companies can store their computer equipment at the facility with constant power supply. Clients access cloud storage, security protection and artificial intelligence services from major technology partners like Google and Microsoft. The center never loses electricity because of multiple backup power systems. Companies avoid buying...
Zimplow Rakes in Cash But Drowns in Losses
ZIMPLOW Holdings earned more money but lost cash during the first quarter of 2025. The company made 7.06 million dollars compared to last year but still faced a 513,000 dollar loss. Company leaders blame tough market conditions and cheap imports for cutting into profits. The agriculture equipment business struggled against foreign competition throughout the three-month period. Farm machinery sales dropped 27 percent as customers bought cheaper products from other countries. Different parts of the business showed mixed results during the reporting period. Scanlink transportation services jumped 44 percent above last year and beat budget targets. Farmec tractor sales performed well and stayed above planned levels for the quarter. Tire...
Illegal Gold Digger Tunnel Under Tracks Risks Crash
Police caught a gold digger tunneling under train tracks near Mvuma on Sunday. Railway security officers found the man making dangerous holes beneath active rail lines. The illegal digging created deep cavities that threaten train safety and could cause crashes. Photos show serious damage to the railway foundation from the mining work. National Railways of Zimbabwe security teams patrol regularly to stop such crimes. The digger worked inside protected railway land that extends 45 meters from each side of tracks. Zimbabwe law bans all mining activities within railway boundaries and punishes violators with ten years behind bars. Underground digging weakens the track support system and makes trains more likely to derail. Heavy freight...
Zim Teacher Exodus Leaves Schools on Brink
Zimbabwe lost over 5,000 teachers during 2023 because of poor pay and bad working conditions. Education officials confirmed 2,109 teachers resigned and 2,866 retired from their jobs. Teacher unions claim the real number reaches 15,000 departures. The Progressive Teachers Union calls the situation a complete exodus from classrooms. Government data shows teachers left for family moves, health problems and career changes. Teachers earn about $250 monthly compared to $540 before 2018 economic troubles. Ministry officials built 2,800 new classrooms and gave teachers a 10 percent raise. Rural schools suffer most from the teacher shortage crisis. Union leaders say educators move to South Africa, Botswana and Middle East countries for better...
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