Hard-pressed Zim telcos hike data bundle tariffs
Increased operational costs, loss of value of local currency and rising inflation are key challenges.
Tawanda Karombo
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Zimbabwe targets US$350-million from telco shares
Government hopes to raise the amount from the sale of shares in state-owned telcos.
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Zimbabwe outlines plans for US$17.9 million ICT budget
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube confirms R&D, business incubation and modernisation as priorities.
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Zimbabwe's Powertel announces strategy to revive operations
State-owned ISP reveals three-year turnaround plan.
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Econet to pay out US$20 million quarterly dividend
Company under pressure to utilise funds amid continued challenges with local currency and foreign exchange.
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Econet's data strategy pays off
Chief Financial Officer presents financial results for the financial year to end February 2018.
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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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Zimbabwe – drop in number of telco workers as data usage spikes
Latest industry stats from regulator reflects a 10% decline.
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Zim start-ups to ride on telcos' platforms
ICT Minister launches policy and names six tech start-ups selected to immediately benefit.
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Mobile money, data service pays off for Econet
Zimbabwe telco declares a 0.93c dividend per share for nine-month period to end November 2017.
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Zim govt issues ultimatum on mobile money interoperability
Local operators have until 1 April to make full provision or face intervention from authorities.
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Zim minister faces grilling over US$40m Telecel investment
Minister of ICT and Cyber Security forced to explain government's decision and use of USF towards state telco.