Zimbabwe sets aside $9.7 billion for ICT
Zimbabwe has dedicated approximately $9.7 billion to ICT priorities such as infrastructure and the digitally connected economy.
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Zimbabwe targets 75% internet penetration by 2025
Zimbabwe's mobile penetration rate is expected to increase to 75.4 % by 2025 from the current 61.3%.
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Zimbabwe telcos given green light on 50% tariff increase
Liquid Intelligent Technologies and Econet Zimbabwe have welcomed the development.
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Zimbabwe ISP Dandemutande invests US$5m to stretch fibre
Company teams up with BCX to roll out a fibre network expansion project.
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Sacked Twitter Ghana staff head to court
Complainants also petition Ministry of Employment and National Labour Relations to intervene.
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Low tariff costs dent Econet’s half-year performance
Telco reports a ZW$5,78bn loss in the first half of August.
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Dolphin Telecoms secures Zimbabwe’s first mobile virtual network licence
Company now country’s fourth mobile operator, but some industry analysts are not convinced.
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Zimbabwe approves 61% telecoms tariff increase
Consumers brace for massive spike in internet costs as Postal & Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) gives the go-ahead.
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EcoCash increases transaction limits as inflation takes hold
Mobile money services looks to manage ramifications of local currency devaluation against the US Dollar.
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Zimbabwe’s telecoms weighed down by beleaguered economy
Country’s internet penetration rate drops by 1.6%, according to industry regulator.
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Liquidity crunch blocks Econet’s 5G pipeline
While the tech firm has upgraded sites, and network capacity, the investments are limited and impacted by liquidity crunch said Chairman James Myers.
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NetOne network upgrade debacle piles on PR pressure
Zimbabwe MNO forced to issue numerous statements to explain network service outages.
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New-look BidBuddie platform looks to revolutionise Zimbabwe’s auction system
Vaya Technologies relaunches transformed virtual platform.