Econet’s signaled its move into one of Zimbabwe’s most lucrative sectors through its new innovative short term motor vehicle insurance service branded EcoSure Moovah.
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Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa recently commissioned new headquarters for the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority…
Ahmad Mokhles has joined Liquid Telecom as the new Group Chief Operating Officer. Before his…
Chinese manufacturer can now continue working with US firms.
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) first quarter report for this year,…
Econet was the only operator to increase its active customer subscription base by 2.2% in the three months from January to end of March 2018. Its closest rival NetOne lost a staggering 46.9% of its customer base, while – according to the report – the third operator Telecel lost 12.4% of its subscriber base.
MTN Nigeria is the first service provider in the region to deploy Nokia Cognitive Analytics for Customer Insight with Nokia Service Quality Manager (SQM) software.
Parliament records show what each MP said.
As part of a new agreement, Liquid Telecom will deliver connectivity and provide access to cloud-based tools to AfriLabs innovation centres located within its fibre footprint.
Liquid Telecom Zimbabwe and its sister company ZOL were both recognised at last week’s Mashonaland Annual Business Awards hosted by The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC).
ICASA is not discussing the possibility of an out-of-court settlement in the dispute over the implementation deadline for new data regulations.
Customers to pay a new government tax on social media accounts before they can access them.
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni unashamedly defended the country’s new social media tax, saying Ugandans were using such platforms for “lying”, and squandering the nation’s hard currency on fees to foreign-owned telecoms firms.
Uganda’s new tax on social media access limits basic rights and harms business, according to a petition filed by activists to the constitutional court against a levy that civic groups and opposition parties say is onerous.
TelOne is on a financial come back as revenues increased to $117 million last year driven by growth in broadband income, while they narrowed their loss by 42% to $7 million in 2017, owing to cost containment and a growth in broadband revenue.
There looks to be more drama at Telecel Zimbabwe (Private) Limited and as long as these…
My Web Self-Care, giving customers total control at their fingertips.
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe takes charge in the use of clean energy, putting the entire H/Office complex in Msasa, Harare on solar power.
Given the challenges the country is going through, Eng Mutisi believes the ICT sector is strategically positioned to provide a lifeline for the economy.
Steward bank is now the largest bank in Zimbabwe by customer numbers at 600,000 which is an equivalent of 28% of Zimbabwe’s total banker population.