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The month of January had a few significant changes most notably that by New Zimbabwe, which climbed up to the second place. The site’s traffic increased significantly from 930k visits in December to 1.2 million in January. This effectively pushed NewsDay to third place with 1.18 million (still higher than its December traffic of 1.1 …
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The Daily News publication, one of the 3 prominent traditional news media firms in Zimbabwe, has removed its paywall, just a year after putting it up. The publication, which has a print counterpart, required that users pay a subscription in USD (via Mastercard and Visa) before they could read any content. There was no option …
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We show below the traffic data in visits for original news websites in Zimbabwe for the month of December 2019. Zimpapers’ The Herald still has the most traffic of any website, since we started doing these lists in October. The site had 1.3 million visits in December, down from 1.5 million in November. It’s the …
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The table below shows the traffic the websites had in November 2019. The Herald had the most traffic in October with 1.6 million visits. The figure was however down from the website’s traffic in October, (1.7 million). NewsDay had the second-highest traffic, with 1.1 million visits. In third place, was NewZimbabwe with 729 thousand visits. …
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We have compiled the list of original news websites in Zimbabwe by their monthly traffic. The table below shows the traffic the websites had in October 2019. The Herald had the most traffic in October with 1.7 million visits. It was followed by NewsDay which had 1.2 million visits. Third was NewZimbabwe with 0.9 million …
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