Zimbabwe’s telcos agree to share and share alike
Infrastructure sharing agreements in place as years of negotiations bear fruit.
Stanley Karombo
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Zimbabwe telecoms’ ongoing fight for forex
Operators urgently require foreign currency to strengthen capacity to procure raw and packaging materials.
1:50
Zimbabwe hikes taxes on electronic forex transactions
One of the measures government has implemented to try to stop economic nose-dive.
2:00
ZOL emerges as Liquid Home Zimbabwe
Rebrand reflects much-awaited alignment with the parent brand - Liquid Intelligent Technologies (LIT).
2:20
Zimbabwe’s mobile money market rattled after InnBucks shut down
Authorities argue the Simbisa-run service does not possess a permit.
1:30
Zimbabwe’s loss- making state-owned telcos face uncertain future
Auditor General report underlines crisis enveloping PowerTel Communications and TelOne.
1:50
Ballooning inflation bursts Zimbabwe’s mobile telecommunications bubble
Industry regulator releases report documenting impact of economic challenges on mobile telecommunications.
1:20
Masiyiwa’s daughter appointed to Econet Wireless board
Development has happened weeks after Strive Masiyiwa’s resignation his position on the board.
1:50
Fintech rules in Zimbabwe as more banks shut physical branches
Several banks including FBC Holdings have opted to invest in digital offerings, spurred by what they describe as a supportive regulatory environment.
1:40
Zimbabwe's e-passport system goes live
Applicants can collect their passports within 48 hours of their application compared to seven days for those who apply in person.
1:20
Zimbabwe’s liquidity crunch likely to delay 5G deployment
Tech regulator appeals to RBZ to prioritise telecommunications in the allocation of forex as operators battle to secure equipment imports.
2:00
Econet and Ericsson launch 5G in Zimbabwe
Companies say 5G solutions will boost capacity and user experience with faster network speeds and response times.
2:10
Masiyiwa tight-lipped about ‘next business chapter’
Zimbabwean billionaire and telecommunications tycoon hints at “key business moves” after retiring from Econet board.