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Zimbabwe Government Internet Service Provider (GISP) believes in the provision of fast, reliable, high-tech, value driven and cost effective back-haul and last mile connectivity solutions to all Government Ministries, Departments and Parastatals.
GISP continues to muster and perfect its art in service delivery to clients while its experience that dates back to 1997 in Internet services makes it a leader within the Zimbabwe Internet landscape. We are currently engaged in processes that are turning all systems within the Government of Zimbabwe into e-systems. We are selfish with pride in our capacity to back-up our service delivery with after sales support.
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Telecoms firms face more penalties |
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LAGOS.— The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), the country’s telecoms regulator, has threatened more action against telecommunications saying they were still giving a raw deal to customers.
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Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears |
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Screens outside the Grauman's Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Blvd. advertise for people to "Become a Fan" of the Theatre on Facebook is seen at the Los Angeles premiere of the film "What to Expect When You're Expecting," Monday, May 14, 2012, in Los Angeles.
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How to Save a Laptop from Liquid Damage |
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If you're tempted to down a soda, water, glass of wine, coffee, or other liquid while typing away at your keyboard, you may end up paying the ultimate price—liquid spilled into your computer from an accidental knock, a few drips or a dropped cup.
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Telecel slashes data bundle prices |
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Zimbabwe operator Telecel has reduced the cost of its data bundles, making them the cheapest on the market among telecommunications operators and competitive with internet service provider rates.
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