🚀 Shoutout to Jack of Trades for the info! Remember you can buy your Starlink Kit using Ecocash's VCN! The total cost for the Starlink Standard Kit is US$378.55, including Ecocash fees, if you reserved your kit with the US$9 deposit. If you missed the deposit, the total is

Potbelly Mandalorian 💲Zimpricecheck🇿🇼 This is the total we got including shipping

🚨 Due to overwhelming demand, Starlink has halted orders for the Mini package! 📦 Zimbabweans now have only 15 minutes ⏳ to complete their orders for the Standard Kit. If you want to place an order, act fast before they stop taking orders for the Standard Kit as well! ⚡️ For

🚨 POTRAZ has finally acknowledged that they licensed Starlink to operate in Zimbabwe! 🇿🇼 However, you need to hurry as all indications suggest that Standard Kits may run out soon. ⏳ Starlink has already stopped selling the Mini Kit to Zimbabweans. For more information,

🚨 The Starlink Mini Kit is no longer available for purchase in Harare. However, those outside Harare can still place orders. If you're in Harare and want to buy the Mini, there's a workaround you can use! For detailed instructions, check out the article: zimpricecheck.com/market-intelli…

🌟 Starlink is solidifying its reputation as a company that quickly adapts to customer needs! They've revamped their internet packages in Zimbabwe. Now, you can choose between the new Residential package for US$50 and the Residential Lite package for US$30, regardless of the kit

At Zimpricecheck, we empower Zimbabweans to make smart economic decisions and keep our diaspora connected to the local economy. We are proud members of eight2fivehub! Check out our video to learn more about who we are and what we do: youtube.com/watch?v=dU58DS… #Zimpricecheck

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The informal sector in Harare's CBD is taking a toll on formal businesses. Edgars declared war on them with promises of reasonably priced clothes, but now that informal traders have invaded the CBD, will they survive? FoodWorld is already retreating—who's next? Check out our

Starlink keeps the honey pouring. They have now added more perks to the roaming package. zimpricecheck.com/market-intelli…

City Parking responds to last night's towing incident involving a Land Cruiser. They assert that the driver ignored the clamping penalty and left the vehicle unattended. They describe the damage as "minor" and confirm no injuries occurred. #CityParking #Harare #RoadSafety

ZESA has announced a "new board of directors," but many are rolling their eyes. For two decades, they've struggled to meet power demands, often cutting power for over 24 hours without a schedule. With ZESA now seen as a backup power provider, it's hard to expect real change.

Many Zimbabweans can afford Starlink, potentially tens of thousands! 🌍✨ 1️⃣ Existing customers can switch from local telcos. If they pay US$90 for ADSL, they can afford US$30 for Starlink! 2️⃣ Financing options are emerging, making it accessible for civil servants. 💼 3️⃣

🚨 **Price Alert**: According to our Market Intelligence community, OK Marimba is selling 2L of Mazoe for over US$7! We visited four branches in the CBD, and we found prices around US$5.50. This could indicate another price hike for this fan-favourite drink at OK shops. Last

🏪 Supermarket vs Tuckshop Prices: - Refined Maize Meal (10kg): - Supermarkets: Over US$10 - Tuckshops (Pearlenta): US$6.50 - US$7.00 -Sugar (2kg): - Supermarkets (OK, others): US$3.50 - Tuckshops: US$3.50 📲 Join our WhatsApp channel for more updates:

🌐 While ISPs are struggling, other Zimbabwean businesses are capitalizing on the Starlink opportunity. CBZ is actively informing its account holders that they can pay for Starlink using their Visa cards. 📲 Join our WhatsApp channel for more updates: whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va…

🚨 Econet Strikes Back?! Scores of Econet users have received a mysterious message inviting them to test an unknown bundle. Our contacts at Econet remain tight-lipped about the details, and so far, recipients have not received the famed 289 notification. We strongly suspect