Bureau De Change Conti-Cash now allowing people to pay DStv at “bank rate”
Zimbabweans love their DStv and are often willing to go to the black market to get the foreign currency needed to pay the subscription. At one point the RBZ revealed…
NetOne taps into online digital entertainment
MOBILE telecommunications giant, NetOne, has unveiled plans to expand business by tapping into opportunities from online digital entertainment products. The State-owned entity says it is ready to launch a “host…
ExQ’s Wakatemba taken down from YouTube after Tocky Vibes made a copyright claim
This weekend it was NashTV and their now very popular YouTube channel that was involved in controversy after some of their “unfair” contracts with musicians leaked. Now there is another…
More TV & radio licences coming but the public should have a say
Four months or so after ZTN and six other TV stations were issued licences by the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ), the government is looking to offer more independent stations…
PlayStation is offering a free game & entertainment till April 2021
Last year PlayStation launched the Play At Home initiative. This was a way for the company to give back to its community as well as encourage social distancing. Back in…
Netflix will now auto-download content you’ll like
Netflix today launched a feature that will auto-download content that it thinks you’ll like. “Downloads for You” works with Netflix’s recommendations and your watch history and will download shows on…
Universal Music plans Africa expansion to tap streaming growth
Universal Music Group Inc. is bolstering its presence in Africa, where streaming and other forms of music distribution are relatively under developed. The firm, majority owned by Vivendi SA, plans…
DStv launches its streaming only service in South Africa, the pricing doesn’t make sense
DStv Xplora Ultra Recently pay-TV giant DStv launched their much-awaited streaming-only service in South Africa. This was after repeated delays. They had promised they would launch in the earlier this…