When many organisations celebrate major milestones, they often look inward, reflecting on achievements and corporate success. NetOne chose a different path. As the country’s pioneering mobile network operator marked its 30th anniversary, it turned its attention outward—to the communities that have been part of its journey
State-owned mobile network operator NetOne has unveiled a new range of "Freedom Bundles" expanding its prepaid offerings with voice, SMS and data packages as it seeks to improve affordable access to digital communication across Zimbabwe. The new bundles replace the company's long-running Khuluma 24/7 package with
State-owned mobile network operator NetOne joined communities across Zimbabwe on Friday in a nationwide clean-up campaign aimed at promoting environmental protection and public health. The campaign, held in Harare, Chitungwiza, Masvingo, Bindura, Bulawayo, Nyanga and Zvishavane formed part of Zimbabwe's monthly National Clean-Up Day programme launched
A 23-day walk from Zimbabwe's southern border to the capital is drawing attention to the country's growing drug and substance abuse crisis with organisers hoping every kilometre covered will encourage more young people to choose recovery over addiction. The campaign, dubbed "Together We Rise, United We
State-owned mobile telecommunications operator NetOne has reaffirmed its commitment to driving Zimbabwe's digital transformation agenda, declaring that it is "not a spectator in Zimbabwe's growth story" but a "co-author" of the country's digital future. The remarks were made during a keynote address delivered on behalf
NetOne's mobile financial services platform, OneMoney says it is driving financial inclusion, creating employment opportunities and simplifying money transfers through an extensive distribution network that reaches communities across Zimbabwe. The mobile money platform has partnered with six banks AFC Commercial Bank, POSB, NBS Bank, BancABC, FBC
State-owned telecommunications company NetOne has signed a strategic partnership with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) aimed at accelerating digital transformation in the country’s tourism sector. The agreement, formalised at a ceremony attended by government officials and industry stakeholders is expected to modernise tourism operations and improve
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo Telecommunications giant NetOne has emerged as a central force behind preparations for the President’s Cup 2026 positioning the tournament as a platform for national development, innovation and unity. Speaking at the launch in Harare, government officials, corporate leaders and stakeholders highlighted the growing significance
NetOne has once again defended its multi-award winning status as corporate custodian for environmental management and community wellbeing. In continued exemplary corporate excellence in environmental management, NetOne has intensified the decentralisation of the First Friday National Clean Up Programme. Dubbed the NetOne Mega National Clean Up
Young journalists are now at the heart of Zimbabwe’s digital media revolution, the Young Journalists Association of Zimbabwe (YOJA) has said calling for cheaper data, stronger connectivity and formal recognition of online media as part of the country’s mainstream press. Speaking at a NetOne digital strategy
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