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Netone: No executive on the run, Introduces tourist sim ​ by Allan Mbotshwa Zimbabwean telecommunications giant NetOne has officially dismissed viral social media reports claiming that two of its senior executives—Chief Technical Officer Christopher Muchechemera and Chief Financial Officer Nyasha Nyambuya —had fled the country. In a decisive press statement issued Tuesday, the company labeled the allegations as "inaccurate and inconsistent" with its governance standards, confirming that both officials remain in office and are actively executing their duties. ​The company urged the public to disregard the misinformation, emphasizing the "highly reputable standing" of its leadership. This clarification comes as NetOne ramps up its media engagement strategy, shifting the focus away from digital rumors and toward national development and connectivity. ​Beyond addressing the recent controversy, NetOne is making significant strides in supporting Zimbabwe’s "Open ...

Global coalition issues urgent warning over West Bank annexation By Allan Mbotshwa ​In a powerful display of diplomatic unity, Foreign Ministers from 19 nations—spanning Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia—alongside the leadership of the League of Arab States and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, have issued a joint statement condemning Israel's recent administrative shifts in the West Bank. ​The coalition, which includes nations such as France, Spain, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Brazil , characterized recent Israeli decisions as a "flagrant violation of international law." The statement specifically highlights the reclassification of Palestinian land as Israeli "state land" and the acceleration of settlement activity as a deliberate strategy of de facto annexation . ​The ministers expressed particular alarm over the approval of the E1 project , a controversial settlement plan that critics argue would effectively bisect the West Bank. By alter...