On this episode of Technikari (13) we chat about the food delivery apps we have been using over time and more importantly during the lockdown. The contestants are Dial’a’Delivery, Munch and Tazine Eats.
What do they offer in terms of:
- Range of restaurants
- Delivery prices
- Delivery times and general service
- Areas they service and those they don’t (Ed and Rufaro decided to live far)
- Features of the respective apps.
Technikari Episode 13 links on other podcast sites and apps:
You should also check out last week special episodes of Technikari where we talked to Afriblocks CEO and co-founder Tongayi Choto. Afriblocks was selected to participate in Techstars’ Seattle 2021 Cohort making it a first for Zimbabwe and one of few to be selected from Africa:
Technikari Special: AfriBlocks co-founder Tongayi Choto joins us to talk about Techstars 2021
Last week we also spoke to Financial Services Lawyer Prosper Mwedzi who is pushing a private bill that will finally give Zimbabwe a framework for cryptocurrencies and digital assets.
Technikari Crypto Special: we are joined by Prosper Mwedzi who is pushing a Blockchain Tech Bill
Lastly, we argued (mostly Valentine) with to Zimtorque founder Tanaka Kutama about EVs in Zimbabwe as well as the e-mobility framework that is being drafted. The framework is an important step in starting the transition from fossil fuel vehicles too cleaner EVs.
On top of that, the e-mobility framework will include certain incentives such as reduced import duty for EVs, lower vehicle registration costs and more.
Technikari Ep 12: Arguing about EVs with Zimtorque founder Tanaka Kutama
Tisu Vanhu Vacho plug
Last week on TVV we weighed in on Acie Lumumba’s comments about Zimbabwean universities producing useless graduates.
Tisu Vanhu Vacho Ep 15: Are Zim’s Universities producing useless graduates?
