Leading pan-African telecoms group Liquid Telecom was one of the organisations awarded with the prestigious annual Environmental Stewardship and Excellence in Community Empowerment Award. The award was presented by CSRNZ Zimbabwe in partnership with the Environmental Management Agency (EMA), and is awarded for achievement in
Minister of Information Communication Technology (ICT), Postal and Courier Services, Jenfan Muswere has hailed the role played by telecommunication companies in the fight against COVID-19 pandemic. Below is the Minister's statement
Liquid Telecom Zimbabwe has rolled out the Free WIFI to 48 higher and tertiary learning institutions as part of its long-term initiative to equip citizens across Africa with Digital Age access and skills. Dubbed Edu-Zone, the initiative has seen the installation of free WIFI zone at
Internet service provider, ZOL has cast its network coverage wider for its LTE data sim cards while adding more devices on the platform as it moves to expand its reach and experience. Recently, ZOL introduced the LTE data sim card that brings internet services on mobile
Business mogul Strive Masiyiwa's trailblazing pan-African telecoms group, Liquid Telecom has strengthened its partnership with global tech giant Microsoft after expanding the accessibility of Microsoft Azure services across its inter-Africa network which spans over 70,000km stretching from Cape Town, South Africa to Cairo in Egypt. Liquid
Strive Masiyiwa's Liquid Telecom Group has appointed Susan M’kandawire Mulikita as Chief Executive Officer of Liquid Telecom Zambia to accelerate growth and market penetration across the country. She becomes the first female to command such a high post in the leading pan-African telecoms group whose majority
Liquid Telecom South Africa, a division of the pan-African Liquid Telecom Group has announced its plans to roll out an extensive 4G network across South Africa. The multi-billion rand project which will see the operator anchoring all the region's roaming services under its wholesale carrier
Africa's leading Internet service provider, Liquid Telecom has been recognized for its massive contributions in the deployment of Internet Protocol version Six (IPv6) across Africa after achieving a remarkable penetration rate in the past three years. Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the most recent version of
Liquid Telecom has reached an agreement with a United Kingdom development finance institution, CDC Group Plc to invest $180 million in the company. This investment will enable Liquid Telecom to expand its high-speed broadband connectivity to some of the most under-served communities across the African continent,
Leading Pan-African telecoms group, Liquid Telecom scooped the Best Network Improvement award at the annual AfricaCom Awards held in Cape Town, South Africa last week. Liquid Telecom was honored for establishing the Cape to Cairo network, which is Africa's first direct land-based communication link between Cape
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