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Access to the internet and Starlink debate in Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Access to the internet and Starlink debate in Zimbabwe

Starlink aims to provide global broadband internet coverage from space.

Zimbabwe in Starlink U-turn - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe in Starlink U-turn

ZIMBABWE appears to have made a U-turn over Starlink amid revelations senior government officials are in talks with the satellite internet service provider owne...

Zimbabweans Beware: Using Elon Musk's Starlink Has Severe Legal Consequences, Warns Regulator - Vimarsana News

Zimbabweans Beware: Using Elon Musk's Starlink Has Severe Legal Consequences, Warns Regulator

Zimbabweans Beware: Using Elon Musk's Starlink Has Severe Legal Consequences, Warns the Postal & Telecommunications Regulatory Authority

Understanding cyber threats in Zim -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Understanding cyber threats in Zim -Newsday Zimbabwe

<p>guest column:Bibi Khofi-Phiri CYBER attacks are increasingly threatening the integrity, privacy and security of individuals and organisations in Zimbabwe, with irreparable damages to their reputation and financial standing. According to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) (2015) and the Zimbabwe’s National Risk Assessment (NRA) report, of 2015, cybercrime has contributed to the US$1, 8 billion [&hellip;]</p>

Court fines teacher for sending s_xual messages to his married boss - Vimarsana News

Court fines teacher for sending s_xual messages to his married boss

ZIMBABWE  – A MALE teacher at Chiroti Secondary School in Zimbabwe was last Friday fined $15 000 by a Chinhoyi magistrate for sending s_xually offensive text messages to his married boss. Wilson Ganda (49), was slapped with the $15 000 to be paid by end of May or risk spending 45 days in prison when he pleaded guilty before magistrate Tapiwa Banda for violating Section 88 of the Posts and Telecommunications Act (Chapter 12:05) which pertains to “use of abusive language”. Lucy Luoma Dzveta (32), the complainant, is employed by the Ministry of Education as a human resources manag...