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Econet announces plans to phase out 3G by end of 2027 — CITEZW
on 14 September 2026
conet Wireless Zimbabwe has announced plans to switch off its 3G network by the end of December 2027, followed by a phased retirement of 2G as the company accelerates investment in faster 4G and 5G technologies. The country’s largest mobile network operator said retiring the older technologies would improve service quality, free up valuable spectrum The post Econet announces plans to phase out 3G by end of 2027 — CITEZW appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Mudenda defends process used to approve Mnangagwa’s 10 Senate appointments
on 14 September 2026
National Assembly Speaker Jacob Mudenda has defended the process used by Parliament to consult on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s appointment of 10 Senators, arguing that MPs were given adequate opportunities to express their views despite the absence of a specific procedure in the Standing Orders. Mudenda made the submissions in an opposing affidavit filed in the The post Mudenda defends process used to approve Mnangagwa’s 10 Senate appointments appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Who chose Geo Pomona for Bulawayo – and under what law?
on 14 September 2026
Press Statement by Senator Jameson Timba – 12 September 2026 Bulawayo has a serious problem. The Ngozi Mine dumpsite, also called Richmond Landfill, is burning and producing smoke that is choking residents in Cowdray Park, Emakhandeni and Luveve. People need a clean and quick solution. But the way Government is now handling it raises big The post Who chose Geo Pomona for Bulawayo – and under what law? appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
US$1.4m Dorowa pumps never delivered as MPs allege procurement rot
on 14 September 2026
HARARE – Dorowa Minerals paid about US$1.4 million for specialised equipment that was never delivered, lawmakers heard Thursday, as parliament raised broader concerns over procurement and corporate governance in Zimbabwe’s state-controlled fertiliser industry. During debate on a Portfolio Committee on Industry and Commerce report on the fertiliser value chain, lawmakers said Dorowa – the government-owned The post US$1.4m Dorowa pumps never delivered as MPs allege procurement rot appeared […]
Mining companies must pay for roads they damage, Senate told
on 14 September 2026
Mining companies should be compelled to repair and maintain roads damaged by heavy mineral-hauling trucks, Matabeleland South Senator Solani Moyo has told the Senate, arguing that taxpayers should not continue bearing the cost of infrastructure deterioration while mining companies profit from Zimbabwe’s mineral wealth. Moyo said trucks carrying between 30 and 40 tonnes of minerals The post Mining companies must pay for roads they damage, Senate told appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.

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