Zimbabwe's second largest mobile network operator, Netone has emerged from oblivion to establish itself as a major force to reckon in the domestic telecommunications industry after successfully commissioning a record 261 Long-Term-Evolution/4G base stations across Zimbabwe in the last quarter of 2016. By Shingie Lev Muringi Building
The recent fourth quarter sector performance report released by POTRAZ clearly spells a tough 2017 for Zimbabwe's telecom operators as voice call traffic and mobile money transactions continue to fall. SMS and voice calls have been the major source of revenue for our mobile network
[adrotate banner="8"] On Thursday evening, Minister of Information Communication and Technology, Postal and Courier Services, finally found the nerves to reverse a controversial and divisive hike in data charges, that had caused so much discomfort in the country as people failed to come to terms with
A day after Econet Wireless, the country’s leading mobile operator hiked its data charges in compliance with a Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe directive, the company has issued a statement to possibly douse attacks the company has been receiving over the move. Through its Chief Executive
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) recent announcement that it has set minimum but high costs for mobile phone voice calls and data charges sparked a bit of a social media outcry. It hasn’t quite started a hashtag movement. But the fairness
Government has reiterated its call against the abuse of the social media as it plans to curb the growing scourge which has resulted in some ‘rogue elements’ inciting violence. Addressing villagers at Kagande Primary School in Mutoko, during the official opening of a Netone base station,
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