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Potraz regulatory Fee of $5 is equivalent to a Starlink Stanby Package Regulatory Fees and Taxes are what make the internet in Zimbabwe very expensive; they account for the bulk of the cost of the internet, even more than the cost of the actual internet. The actual cost of

the scariest thing in history happened 66 million years ago when an asteroid hit the most perfect kill shot ever, caused every possible weather disaster, covered the world in darkness for 2 years, and killed every dinosaur larger than a house cat in less than 24 hours

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Starlink 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe approaching 1 Year The Internet is now more affordable, available, and faster in Remote and Rural areas compared to Urban Areas

God is saying to you today,

The Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS) training continues today at Chikombedzi Magistrates' Court with practical sessions on how to navigate the system.

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If possible don't let your Kids sleep with visitors

The Zimbabwe RTGS system is currently down

My iphone X wont connect to my starlink mini since yesterday evening visited someone else with a mini and it wouldn't connect. Old phone problems

Legal empowerment in action! @LRFzimbabwe, @ZHRC365 & @LAD joined forces for a Mobile Legal Aid Outreach in Zaka, discussing land rights, child marriages, cyberbullying & more to bring justice closer to remote communities #AccessToJustice #HumanRights

There’s someone who actually doesn’t even know that the central banks RTGS system was down. Not because they aren’t concerned, but because it had very little effect to their work. The informal sector lives on as if nothing happened.

A few months ago, I was on a trip the Levant via South Africa. I checked in with a brother who has never been to an airport before. So I helped him through the airport. At OR, we made him comfortable and even chilled with him in one of those VIP lounges. He was on his way to

Fellow Zimbabweans, can someone interpret this for me. I found it funny. Chitungwiza, you’re “letting down” council.

The most important asset we have in Zimbabwe is not land or minerals but its people. They are amazing people, local and international, who can transform sectors; we have Zimbabweans running the biggest Telecoms operators, IXPs, and datacentres. We have top producers in

I have realized that the ordinary Zimbabwean pakataurwa need yalawyer anomhanyira kufunga/kutaura kuti they’re not criminals and therefore hardly need legal services. Zvekuti they might need notarial services, conveyancing services, estate planning and administration services

Lord,

Luckily I have people like Harmfree in my corner 🙏🏽 Others in the airport aren’t so lucky (we spoke about stonework all the way home and witnessed the fires next to airport )