Drop in subscriber numbers leaves Zim telcos scrambling
Companies may have to ramp up promotional activities as consumers continue to feel the economic pinch.
Tawanda Karombo
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Zimbabwe’s worsening situation piles on pressure for telcos
Shortage of forex, inflation among the growing list of challenges.
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Data price hikes leave Zimbabwe subscribers fuming
Mobile operators Econet and NetOne announce increase in tariffs, including social media bundles.
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Zimbabwe telcos link up on COVID-19 hotline
State-owned NetOne and TelONe confirm contributions.
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NetOne struggles to attract investor
Beleaguered state-owned mobile firm is reportedly seeking out a buyer of its 74% stake.
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Zim govt demands NetOne sort out boardroom upheaval
Finance Minister concerned over image being presented to potential investors.
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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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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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Hard-pressed Zim telcos hike data bundle tariffs
Increased operational costs, loss of value of local currency and rising inflation are key challenges.
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Zim govt wants minimum US$300-million for NetOne, TelOne
Authorities look to wrap up sale of majority shareholding in companies by year-end.
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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.