*And Now In Tech News :* Powertel Communications and Paratus Zimbabwe have signed a high-capacity fibre network infrastructure sharing agreement aimed at delivering affordable, high-speed internet and improving cross-border connectivity. Announced today, the deal will see the upgrade of existing backbone links to terabit capacity, marking a major step toward transforming Zimbabwe’s digital landscape. The first phase, to be completed within six months, will link Plumtree, Bulawayo, and Livingstone, with future expansion planned for rural areas TelOne has announced the rollout of Starlink Pro Plans, a major connectivity initiative aimed at improving internet access for schools, clinics, and community institutions across Zimbabwe. The offering includes two high-capacity priority data packages — 2TB for US$110 and 3TB for US$180 — with additional data priced at US$0.30 per GB. Exclusively available to public service institutions, the plans are not open to individuals or commercial entities, underscoring TelOne’s strategic focus on bridging the digital divide in underserved communities. POTRAZ has opened applications for the Data Protection Officer (DPO) Certification Course, scheduled for July 2025 in Bulawayo, as part of efforts to strengthen enforcement of the Cyber and Data Protection Act [Chapter 12:07]. The certification is mandatory for anyone seeking to register as a DPO in Zimbabwe and is also open to professionals aiming to deepen their knowledge of local data protection laws. POTRAZ says the programme is designed to ensure legal compliance and technical competence in safeguarding personal data. DStv is reportedly developing a standalone SuperSport package as it battles a steep loss of 2.8 million subscribers over two years, with parent company MultiChoice losing R1.7 billion in subscription revenue. Premium subscriptions in South Africa have dropped to one million, while Nigeria alone saw a 1.4 million subscriber decline. CEO Calvo Mawela cited economic challenges and the rise of streaming, adding that many users only pay for sports and cancel in off-seasons. *Tech Tip Of The Day:* Use Suno.ai to instantly turn your lyrics or text prompts into full AI-generated songs 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