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The Minister of ICT, Postal and Courier Services, Jenfan Muswere has said the job market in the sector is expanding when other sectors are saying job opportunities are vanishing.
Muswere made the remarks at the official launch of the Murambinda Community Information Centre (CIC) on Friday where he emphasised the need for improved internet connectivity in rural areas. He said:
<blockquote>_Whilst it is true that jobs are dwindling in other disciplines, for those with skills in energy frontier technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Machine Learning and Blockchain, the job market is actually expanding._
_We are indeed living in unprecedented times. A time where Internet connectivity is no longer a luxury but a basic need for day to day survival, whether one stays in urban or rural areas. Access to the Internet has always been important but Covid-19 has amplified the wide gap between the connected and the unconnected._
_Whilst it is critical for those in urban areas to be connected, mobile broadband is equally critical for rural under-served and unserved communities._</blockquote>
At the event, Potraz also offered free internet services, for a year, to the schools that were presented with laptops, donated more than 100 laptops to various schools in Buhera and surrounding areas.
The schools that benefited from the laptops include Mukondomi, Nerutanga, Makumbe and Hande while Murambinda Hospital School of Nursing also received its allocation.

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Below is the full statement by the Acting Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Jenfan Muswere on the lockdown measures which came into effect today.
<blockquote>LOCKDOWN STATEMENT BY THE ACTING MINISTER OF INFORMATION, PUBLICITY AND BROADCASTING SERVICES, HON J MUSWERE.
Fellow Zimbabweans, I address you on the first day of our National Lockdown that was pronounced by the Hon Minister of Health, who is also the Vice President, Cde CGDN Chiwenga on the 2nd of January 2021.
This report also comes on the backdrop of the statement released by the Acting President, Cde KCD Mohadi on the 3 of January, which gave policy direction and how the nation will conduct itself over the course of the lockdown.
Whilst the flattening of the curve of the Covid 19 infections in the last few months gave us hope, the reality on the ground nationally and globally is that there is a spike in Covid-19 cases, and we ought to be vigilant as a nation, hence the need to adhere to the measures announced for the lockdown.
For the avoidance of doubt, the country has reverted back to level 4 lockdown as stipulated within SI 10 of 2021.
Essential services and emergencies will continue to operate within the confines of the regulations.
Other commercial operations and services specified in Part 5 of the lockdown order that is to say all formal businesses and registered informal traders are suspended as from today.
My fellow countrymen and women, events of the past two to three weeks do not need me to remind you that Covid-19 kills. Let us be responsible and do our part to fight this war against Covid-19.
The Covid-19 Taskforce met yesterday, 4th of January 2021 to review the situation pertaining to the resurgence of Covid-19 cases and the following issues were raised and addressed:
1. On Surveillance, as of 1 January 2021. Zimbabwe&#8217;s cumulative cases of COVID-19 stood at 14 084, with 11 347 recoveries, and 371 deaths. The number of new cases has almost doubled in two months from 8 374 on 1 November to the current 14 084.
There is a recovery rate of 80,6%, with 12 753 being a result of local transmission. New cases increased from 833 in week 51 to 1 204 in week 52
2. Regarding law and order, our security forces are on high alert and vigilant to arrest offenders.
In particular, the Task Force noted the suspension of Matapi police officers for negligently allowing a super spreader event to proceed under their watch as well as the arrest of organisers of the big, illegal event that took place in Mbare on New Year&#8217;s Eve.
3. On Primary and Secondary Education, the commencement of the 2021 School calendar has been deferred till further notice to allow for monitoring of the COVID-19 pattern.
Further to this, the nation is advised that teachers including invigilators as well as pupils sitting for exams will be given free passage to their respective schools, subject to them having a clearance letter from the Ministry authorities For Higher and Tertiary Education students, classes will continue online while final exam classes will be allowed free passage to sit for their examinations
4. Media practitioners are considered to be part of essential services as stipulated in SI 200 and in this regard, pending the production of new Accreditation cards by the Zimbabwe Media Commission, journalists will continue to use 2019 Press cards whilst the ZMC puts in place modalities for registration for the current year with immediate effect.
Support staff for the Media Industry at large will have exemption letters issued through the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services on request from their media houses
5. Concerning information and risk communication, the Subcommittee will continue to hold awareness campaigns in line with Covid 19 regulations and disseminate COVID-19 messages through the media focusing on behaviour change.
Sub-national structures have already begun engaging key stakeholders such as traditional, political and religious leaders to ensure that the message cascades down to the grassroots.
6. Pertaining to cross border movement, entry through land borders will only be permissible for citizens and returning residents upon production of valid Covid-19 Free Certificates issued within 48 hours.
There shall be no exit of travellers through land border posts except for commercial and transit cargo transporting essential goods and services.
It must be reiterated that only International Airports remain open to ordinary travellers for both exit and entry in which entry clearances are subject to strict production of Covid-19 Free Certificates.
Government wishes to advise Zimbabweans abroad that use of fake Covid 19 certificates not only puts your own loved ones at risk, but perpetrators are liable to prosecution
7. Moving onto Government employees, The Public Service Commission has put in place measures to ensure the safety of its workforce including streamlining the size of essential services workforce expected to be physically at work to 30% across Ministries.
Face to face meetings have been suspended. Meanwhile, strict Covid-19 protocols on PSC buses will be enforced. Knock-off time for Government employees shall be 
15.00hrs
8. Members of the public, entities in essential services such as mining, communication and telecommunication, agriculture production and security companies are advised that movement and exemption letters will now be issued by the respective line Ministries
May I once again take this opportunity to reiterate the Acting President&#8217;s call which said: &#8220;We all have the responsibility to adhere to set guidelines. When we work together against the pandemic, we will save lives and ensure a healthy and productive citizenry&#8221;.
We all have a collective responsibility to ensure our personal safety, the safety of our loved ones and that of the nation at large. We can stop covid 19.
Let us all play our part. Social and physical distancing, staying at home, masking up ones and that of the nation at large. We can stop covid 19, let us all play our part Social and physical distancing, staying at home, masking up and personal hygiene including sanitising and frequently washing our hands with soap and running water will do the trick.
Good Evening and God bless Zimbabwe. I thank you
Hon J Muswere
Acting Minister of Information, Publicity and 
Broadcasting Services
05/01/21</blockquote>

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The Minister of Information Communication Technology (ICT), Postal and Courier Services, Jenfann Muswere, has dissolved the TelOne Board.
The board of directors was nearing the end of its term.
Technomag reports that some new board members of the State-Owned Enterprise are expected to be announced today as well.
This comes after the Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube has hinted that State-Owned Enterprises are going for the merger.
Technomag also reports that details of what really transpired are still sketchy and it is also not clear whether all of the current board members have been sent packing or some will bounce back.
More: <a href="https://technomag.co.zw/breaking-telone-board-dissolved/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Technomag</a>

JUST IN: ICT Minister Dissolves TelOne Board

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/NetOne_Zimbabwe">NetOne</a> board Chairman and 2 other board members tended in their resignations yesterday, Technomag exclusively reported
The development was reportedly confirmed by the ICT postal and courier services minister Jenfan Muswere who reportedly said it was the government&#8217;s initiative to bring sanity to the sector.
Technomag reports that an audit conducted at the MNO had strong implications against the board and another annual report pointed out their weaknesses hence their decision to quit.
More: <a href="https://technomag.co.zw/2020/02/06/breaking-netone-board-chairman-resigns/">Technomag</a>

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Information Communication Technology and Courier Services deputy minister, Jenfan Muswere, has said that the achievement of vision 2030 requires concerted efforts and collaboration of all stakeholders. 
Vision 2030, enunciated by president Emmerson Mnangagwa, envisions an upper-middle income Zimbabwe.
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<blockquote>Gone are the days when parliamentary portfolio committee meetings used to be turfs for political grandstanding and perceived witch hunting.
The role of ICTs in fostering economic transformation cannot be over-emphasised. As you are aware, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has enunciated a vision which aims to ensure that Zimbabwe becomes an upper-middle income economy by 2030.
ICTs are a key catalyst in attaining vision 2030 as they are pivotal in enabling socio-economic development. This, therefore, calls for concerted efforts and collaboration in a bid to create an enabling environment for the generality of Zimbabweans who we serve.</blockquote>
He said that the aim is to increase mobile broadband population in the country from the current 84 % to 100% before 2030.
His remarks were supported by Potraz director-general, Gift Machengete, who said:
<blockquote>As a nation, our growth and development is embedded in our collaborative efforts. As a country, our progress is dependent upon our ability to work together.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/06/parly-should-continue-oversight-role-without-hindrance/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">News Day </a>

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