In addition, the Finance Ministry will ensure results-based budgeting.
The signing at Munhumutapa Building in Hara-re coincided with the launch of the e-Government programme.
The contracts were signed between Chief Se-cretary to the President and Cabinet Dr Misheck Sibanda and the permanent secretaries.
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Nelson Chamisa, Minister of Information, Communication and Technology said so far the ministry has managed to link all government ministries’ computers and all government ministries now have websites which are working and have someone updating them regularly.
E-government is the use of technologies to facilitate government operations, information and services.
A senior Zimbabwe Government official said when opening a workshop to develop an e-Government framework and implementation plan for the Government of Zimbabwe recently in Harare.
Chief Secretary to The President and Cabinet, Dr. Misheck Sibanda said, holistically and ultimately, e-Government aims at enhancing access to and delivery of government and other services to benefit the citizens.
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe released the figures yesterday.
Tele-density rate is one of the critical tools used to measure Information and Communication Technology (ICT) penetration. The Ministry of Information Communication Technology in its 2010 to 2014 strategic plan had set a target to increase national tele-density by 10 percent each year.
This has spurred the development of the broadband transmission, which has seen so many local and regional Internet Service Providers strategically positioning and competing amongst themselves, to have a share in this technological development.
The term broadband can have a wide range of meanings in different contexts, and it has undergone substantial shifts. According to Wikipedia, the term can mean responding to, or operating on a wide band of frequencies.