NetOne struggles to attract investor
Beleaguered state-owned mobile firm is reportedly seeking out a buyer of its 74% stake.
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Liquid Telecom announces first fibre service in South Sudan
First phase of an agreement that covers 300km fibre backbone linking Uganda to Juba.
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Zimbabwe plans US$6-million ICT infrastructure development project
Rollout of shared base stations to bolster connectivity to remote, under-serviced regions.
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Telecel Zimbabwe workers down tools
Employees this week embarked on a strike over poor resources.
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Zimbabwe's NetOne banks on franchise programme in turnaround strategy
Business silo generates US$200-million since launch over a year ago.
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Zimbabwe telecos look to raise tariffs again
Firms in negotiation with industry regulator to agree on third increase.
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Zimbabwe's Cassava Smartech takes massive hit on foreign currency exchange
Digital services provider confirms US$506-million loss in results for the half-year ended 31 August 2019.
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Massive surge in mobile money transactions in Zimbabwe
Industry regulator's Q3 report reflects on surge in transactions.
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NetOne focuses on data, mobile money services for growth
Company details its strategy amid increasing speculation over its short-term market objectives.
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Zimbabwe aims to be one of Africa's biggest IT hubs
Government allocates ZWL$341.7-million towards ICT research and development.
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Econet Group shuts entertainment division
Adverse economic conditions and high price of content cited behind decision.
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Zimbabwe looks to tax mobile money transfer agencies
Government says cash-in cash-out facility being used to conduct illegal foreign currency deals.
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Zimbabwe's NetOne records US$10,2-million profit
Executives point to increase in revenue from data, growth in OneMoney and increased subscribers.