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Letters and reminders

Letters and reminder strategy

The mailing approach follows Ipsos’ standard push-to-web methodology:

1. An initial invitation letter is issued to sampled addresses inviting up to two adults to go online and complete the online questionnaire.  
2. The first reminder letter is issued around 2 weeks after the initial invite. issued. Reminder letters are only sent to non-responding addresses and addresses where one adult has completed the online questionnaire but not a second adult (the presence of an eligible second adult is determined in the first questionnaire). 
3. The second reminder letter is only sent to non-responding addresses and addresses where one adult has completed the online questionnaire but not a second adult. All of these letters are…

You’ve been asking and we now have a few answers. Econet has been facing some network challenges for a few days now.

This was the communication a couple of days ago:

We are facing a technical challenge, affecting recharge and some banking services. We regret the inconvenience caused and are working to restore normal service. Thank you for your continued loyalty and support.

The problem is yet to be fully resolved, although we did see some services restored.

You can now top up your airtime using recharge cards. Buy airtime from an Econet vendor near you. Dial *121*recharge key#.

In this case, it did make sense to be excited about that particular service coming back because as far as we have observed, calls, SMS and the internet were working as normal for the most…

When it comes to building web applications, developers have a plethora of choices for selecting the right technology stack. Two popular options are Spring Boot, a Java-based framework, and PHP, a scripting language. In this technical blog, we will dive into the details of Spring Boot and PHP, comparing their strengths, weaknesses, and use cases to help you make an informed decision for your next project.

Spring Boot is a Java-based framework developed by Pivotal Software, now a part of VMware. It is built on top of the Spring framework and is designed to simplify the development of production-ready applications with minimal configuration. Spring Boot follows the “convention over configuration” philosophy, making it easy to set up and get started with Java-based web development.

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In the realm of web hosting, Virtual Private Server (VPS) solutions have gained prominence for their flexibility, control, and performance benefits. Estonia VPS, specifically, has emerged as a noteworthy option due to its advanced technical infrastructure. This article delves into the distinctive features that define the technical backbone of Estonia VPS hosting, shedding light on its advantages and capabilities.

Robust Network Connectivity

One of the fundamental pillars of Estonia VPS hosting is its robust network connectivity. The country’s strategic geographic location in Northern Europe allows for excellent connectivity to both European and international internet hubs. This translates to lower latency and faster data transfer speeds for users across different regions. The…

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