Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa's administration steps in to reform telcos
Govt gives go-ahead to partially privatise state-owned telecom companies TelOne, NetOne and Telecel.
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Mugabe lauds 'protective' cyber security ministry
Zimbabwe government's latest effort to curb 'cyber mischief' has media and legal groups concerned.
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Zimbabwe announces new cyber security ministry
Government follows up on controversial Computer and Cyber Crimes Bill.
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How Zimbabwe's USF plans to connect millions side-lined by telcos
Officials to mobilise resources to build an additional 250 sites that will be shared between three main service providers.
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Internet connectivity tops Zim's 2017 budget plans
Finance Ministry allocates US$17m towards ICT, with specific attention to internet access.
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Telcos to bankroll Zimbabwe's Health Fund
Finance Minister confirms govt plan to utilise funds to develop e-government platforms and support struggling healthcare services sector.
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Zimbabwe impounds telecom fund for digitalisation
Authorities utilise Universal Services Fund to support state broadcaster's digitalisation program.
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China's Inspur Group in joint venture with Zim govt
PC manufacturing venture established as part of 'look-east policy'.
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Zimbabwe, China clinch FTTH deal
Fibre-to-the-Home fibre optic project receives a boost after two countries cement a string of investment deals.
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Zimbabwe's $300m telecom industry capex for 2016
Govt looks to capitalise on investment in Southern African country's growing telecoms industry.
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Adapt or fall - Zim finance minister warns telcos
Telcos advised to modify business models ahead of govt infrastructure sharing plans across utility sectors.
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Zimbabwe introduces 25% mobile phone tax
Dwindling state coffers have pushed the country's finance minister to launch new levies.