*Tune in to StarFM at 6:05 PM for the TechnoMag-NetOne Tech News Bulletin* *And Now In Tech News:* Zimbabwe is advancing its space program with plans to launch multiple satellites, including ZimSat-3, which is currently in production. The Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency (ZINGSA) announced that the satellite will focus on delivering tangible benefits to citizens, leveraging space technology to tackle pressing challenges and improve everyday life. The Ministry of ICT on Friday handed over 373 tablets to Junior Parliamentarians as part of efforts to bridge the digital divide and empower young leaders. The initiative is designed to equip the youth with essential digital tools and foster digital literacy Zimbabwe is set to host its first-ever video gaming convention, Button Bash, on the 19th and 20th of April organized by Otaku Konnect. The two-day event will bring together gamers, developers, and artists to foster collaboration and growth in the country’s gaming industry. Competitive tournament registration is open online, while tickets are available through Tango and Flippin Tickets. The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) reports that 227 million people gained internet access in 2024 pushing the global online population to over 5.5 billion. According to the Union, despite progress 2.6 billion people remain offline as challenges in access, infrastructure, and affordability continue to limit digital inclusion. *Tech Tip Of The Day:* If you accidentally delete a file on your PC, tools like Recuva can help restore your data *Did you know.* WhatsApp has a 'keep in chat' feature that allows users to save dissapearing messages before they expire. For these and more visit www.technomag.co.zw This StarFm Tech News Segment is proudly brought to you by NetOne the world in one