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Social media site Facebook, as well as betting and pornographic sites, are the leading websites that are visited by Zimbabweans on the internet.
In contrast, in other countries like Mauritius, the leading websites visited by the people are research-linked sites.
This was said by the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) CIRT and Enforcement Deputy Director, Evidence Mazhindu during an interview with<a href="https://x.com/ZiFMStereo/status/1803720951361614020"> ZiFM Stereo</a> in Gweru.
Mazhindu was speaking on the sidelines of a Sensitisation and Awareness Workshop on the Cyber and Data Protection Act. He said:
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Mauritius has the highest security posture in Africa. Zimbabwe, we are currently number eight but we are improving with all the Government initiatives.
The top 10 websites that Zimbabweans use and the top 10 websites that the Mauritians use, if you notice Mauritius, their top 10 websites, two of them are research-based.
Our top 10 sites in Zimbabwe right now, if you Google, it’s betting, it’s pornography, it’s Facebook. Where are we going?
We need to have a lot of research grants where these (young) guys have time and resources to work and research. An idle mind is the Devil’s workshop.
We need a lot of research grants for such talented students, we need a lot of practical channels and conduits where they can contribute to national efforts, Government efforts and educational efforts as well.
</blockquote>
Driven by economic hardships, many Zimbabweans, especially the young and unemployed, are seeking additional income through activities like sports betting and gambling.
The popularity of mobile betting and improved internet access has also contributed to the growth of the sports betting market in Zimbabwe, making it more accessible and convenient.
Meanwhile, decades of studies have shown that porn has negative side effects on people’s sexual and mental health.
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Facebook, Porn And Betting Are The Most Popular Sites Visited By Zimbabweans - POTRAZ

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has banned its members from soccer betting after a picture of two uniformed police officers placing a wager in a betting house in Harare went viral, reported <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/zrp-bans-police-officers-from-sports-betting-after-viral-picture/">ZimLive</a>.
Police officers found betting face arrest and detention, according to a 06 January “radio signal” sent to all police stations from “COMPOL OPS” (Commissioner Police Operations). It says:
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Commanders are requested to arrest, detain and advise this location all officers and members found betting.
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The memo reportedly originated from the office of Assistant Commissioner Kenneth Thebe who is in charge of ZRP operations, and was sent under the subject: “Soccer betting by police officers and members.”
The communication does not say what charges police officers face. However, the Police Act criminalise “acting in an unbecoming manner… reasonably likely to bring discredit to the police force.”
In Zimbabwe, soccer betting is not just a pastime but thousands of people will be trying their luck to supplement their paltry wages.
Police officers, like all State employees, are some of the worst-paid professionals in Zimbabwe with average salaries of less than US$400.
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ZRP Bans Police Officers From Sports Betting

Representatives from Bezbets Betting Company appeared in court on Thursday facing fraud charges after they allegedly refused to pay a punter who had won a bet. The punter claimed to have placed a bet on Roulette and won US$5400, but the company only offered to pay US$1800. The court postponed the case to December 8 for a possible trial, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200019591/punter-drags-betting-firm-to-court-over-payment-dispute">NewsDay</a> reported.
<h3>Some Context:</h3>
Bezbets Betting Company allegedly refused to pay the punter who had won $5,400 and blocked his account to hide evidence. The punter claims that he has been placing bets since 2022. After the disagreement, Bezbets deleted his account. The punter reported the incident to the police and through his lawyer Mr Tawanda Takaindisa sent a letter of demand to Bezbets to release the money within 24 hours <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/betting-company-fails-to-pay-winning-punter/">The Herald</a> reported. Read the letter:
<blockquote>
Our client informs us that he won USD$5 400.00 on October 26, 2023. On  October 27, 2023, our client demanded the release of the money upon which you indicated that you could give him US$1 800.00, contrary to the amount won.
This, therefore, serves as 24hrs notice to make the full payment of USD$5 400.00 to our client. Failure of which, we will be forced to take litigation against you. Your conduct is unprofessional and unethical as you have no legal basis to refuse to make the said payment.
</blockquote>
Before Bezbets blocked the punter’s account, he had taken over 80 screenshots of his betting transactions with the company as evidence. The punter claimed that Bezbets was not paying him his winnings and demanded a refund of all the money he had bet that exceeded $50. He said:
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I have been losing larger amounts of money to Bezbets while playing more than US$50 and they never raised that issue until when I won US$5 400.
</blockquote>
According to Bezbets’ terms, the minimum stake per transaction is set at $2,000, and there is no mention of United States dollar stakes. Bezbets has a payout limit of $15,000 for a single bet.
With the collapse of industries in Zimbabwe, many people have turned to betting as a way to earn income. Some lucky individuals win, but many end up losing money. They place bets on football matches, predicting the winning team, number of goals, goal scorers, corner kicks, and other statistics. The odds of winning are generally low. People also bet on animal races.
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Betting Company Refuses To Pay Punter Of Over US$5000 Won

English Premier League clubs on Friday, 14 April agreed to withdraw gambling sponsorship from the front of their matchday shirts.
In a statement, the Premier League said the move came after consultations involving the League, its clubs, and the Government.
The Premier League said the agreement will begin at the end of the 2025/26 season. Reads the statement:
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Premier League clubs have today collectively agreed to withdraw gambling sponsorship from the front of clubs’ matchday shirts, becoming the first sports league in the UK to take such a measure voluntarily in order to reduce gambling advertising.
The announcement follows an extensive consultation involving the League, its clubs and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport as part of the Government’s ongoing review of current gambling legislation.
The Premier League is also working with other sports on the development of a new code for responsible gambling sponsorship.
To assist clubs with their transition away from shirt-front gambling sponsorship, the collective agreement will begin at the end of the 2025/26 season.
</blockquote>
According to research conducted by Dr Darragh McGee of the University of Bath, whose results were published in 2019, “gambling is the worst addiction”.
His findings shared exclusively with <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/jan/10/football-gambling-dire-consequences-young-men-bet-new-study">the Guardian</a>, include some of the young men telling him they can no longer watch a football match unless they have multiple bets.
They said their football conversations with mates are all about betting, rather than the game. Said McGee:
<blockquote>
The study documented the unfolding stories of several young men whose everyday lives are punctuated by deepening social and financial precarity, high-interest payday loans and bank debt, mortgage defaults, family breakdown, and mental health struggles.
In particular, for young men who find themselves deprived of viable routes to employment opportunities, gambling promises an alternative route to wealth, social capital and masculine affirmation, yet most end up ensnared in a cycle of indebtedness.
</blockquote>
A total of £14.4bn was lost by people betting in the UK from April 2017 to March 2018, according to figures produced by the Gambling Commission.
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