Jermain Ndhlovu

Jermain Ndhlovu started high school in 2000, just after the Y2K panic, and, having never touched a computer before, soon became the school’s IT kid.

South African soaps bring Zim’s street life to a halt every evening, writes Jermain Ndhlovu.

After reserving my spot in a tiresomely long ATM queue at a Bulawayo bank, I disappear for a good hour and a half’s surfing in an internet café.

In its 10-year existence about 7 000 complaints have been laid with the Broadcasting Complaints Commission. The one on December 13 was the first about, essentially, censorship.…