[Ghanaian Chronicle]
Vodafone Ghana has recently added value to the Ghanaian music industry by creating a music portal which allows subscribers of their network to purchase and download any kind of music on their network nation wide.
[The Herald]
AIR Namibia made its maiden direct flight from Windhoek to Harare yesterday when its Embraer ERJ-135 landed at Harare International Airport at 1125 hours. The airline, which also offers direct flights daily between Windhoek and Victoria Falls, becomes the 12th airline to introduce flights to Harare.
[The Herald]
Zimbabwe is a country with a huge appetite for investment as with many other countries on the continent and elsewhere. Foreign direct investment helps create wealth, generate jobs and grow a country's economy, complementing domestic investment in the process. Therefore, attracting a single US$4 billion investment is a major feat with potential to transform this country's economic landscape.
[The Herald]
THE Afrocan Development Bank has been urged to use the Medium Term Plan as a tool to help the country address its critical problem. This was one of the key recommendations proposed at a consultative meeting on the African Development
[The Herald]
One of the biggest recording companies in Zimbabwe, Gramma Records, is considering selling music on MP3s and memory cards in a bid to curb piracy. The decision to use memory sticks, comes hard on the heels of the introduction of "Budget CDs and DVDs" by Gramma and Last Power recording companies, that are being sold at a US$1 -- the same price as the pirated copies on the streets.
