Last week 263Chat Business reported on a World Bank (WB) survey finding which highlighted major strides the country has taken in building a relatively advanced digital economy over the past few years. The survey titled; Digital Economy for Zimbabwe Country Diagnostic Report-cited a strong digital infrastructure
Growth in internet and data traffic sustained the telecommunications sector performance during the first three months (Q1) of the year as other revenue channels were subdued, industry regulator, Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe’s 2020 first quarter report reveals. Despite a tough quarter, mobile Internet
BAT Anticipates Tough Second Quarter Due To Covid-19Zimbabwean companies are enduring their worst run in over a decade as their valuations continue to plunge in record levels last witnessed during the 2008 economic meltdown, 263Chat Business can reveal. Government’s decision to float the local currency in
TM Supermarkets Branch managers and accounts bookkeepers, nationwide who teamed up and defrauded their employer of $1 107 050.00 through Ecocash appeared in court today before Harare magistrate Rumbidzai Mugwagwa
Steward Bank’s rural entrepreneurs initiative has been given a five-year grant of $100 million from the family foundation of Econet founder Strive Masiyiwa. The money is intended to scale up an existing programme that has been going on for the last three years and has already
Renowned constitutional lawyer and University of Zimbabwe lecturer Fadzayi Mahere came out guns blazing over the call of sanctions removal by Econet Wireless Zimbabwe founder Strive Masiyiwa charging that the government must honour a cocktail of its responsibilities including human rights before calling
Distributed Power Africa (DPA), the solar power business of the Econet Group, has said its Zimbabwean venture will save the country millions of dollars in foreign exchange on electricity power imports and on the costs of the importation of diesel generators and diesel fuel. DPA project
“But our goal is to equip you to go to the next level, for you to use this opportunity to launch your own start-up, to empower you to become serious entrepreneurs,” said Mr King, adding that Econet viewed them as business partners, and not just
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz)’s second quarter (Q2 – 2017) telecommunications sector report is out and in the mobile industry, Econet Wireless Zimbabwe led its peers in the key performance indicators. In what is now becoming a familiar pattern, Econet maintained its
Unveils $600-per-month youth job opportunity Programme set to create thousands of jobs
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