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Masiyiwa Recalls Horror of Mugabe Regime Years

Exiled business mogul Strive Masiyiwa has poured his heart out in the wake of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga's visit to his company's exhibition stand at the just-ended Zimbabwe International Trade Fair, saying for the first time they felt accepted by government. Writing on his personal blog, Masiyiwa claims that former president Robert Mugabe's government tried to abduct him in an effort to collapse his company.

Zimbabwe: Masiyiwa Says Trailed By Spies Across the World

New Zimbabwe, 30 April 2018

Zimbabwe's night is over, and we must work together now to bring in the dawn. We must work hard to turn away from (and learn from) the pages of our pained past. Read more »

VP Chiwenga receives a present during his tour of the Econet Wireless stand at the ZITF.

Zimbabwe: Econet Founder Masiyiwa Appreciates Govt Efforts

The Herald, 1 May 2018

Econet founder Mr Strive Masiyiwa has hailed Vice President Constantino Chiwenga for visiting the company's stand at the just-ended Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), saying… Read more »

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Zimbabwe Tech Mogul Masiyiwa Now Worth $1.7 Billion - Forbes

According to the US-based business magazine, Masiyiwa becomes Zimbabwe's first billionaire and the country's only representative on its list of Africa's super rich. Read more »
- Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Gets Its First Billionaire
- Zimbabwe: Tech Mogul Strive Masiyiwa Now Worth $1.7 Billion - Forbes
Zimbabwean Govt Bans Kwese TV

The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe says Kwese, owned by Strive Masiyiwa's Econet Media, does not have a valid satellite TV broadcasting license. Read more »
- Zimbabwe: Govt 'Bans' Masiyiwa's Kwese TV
- Zimbabwe: Govt Dismisses Kwese TV Licence Reports

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