Zimbabwe's second largest mobile network operator by subscriber base, NetOne has become the first public sector and state owned enterprise to attain Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) approved employer status following the completion of its Trainee Development Programme with the internationally acclaimed body. Commenting on
Telecommunications giant, NetOne is bullish of its prospects in 2020 on the back of a host of promotions lined-up for its customers during the course of the year, 263Chat business can report. The country’s second biggest telecoms firm by subscriber base, gained 1.4 percent market share
NetOne’s mobile money platform, OneMoney’s mass registration program of agents and merchants is bearing fruit with the company asserting an increase in transaction volumes on the platform. OneMoney, the second largest mobile money service provider embarked on a mass registration exercise over a fortnight ago in
Netone’s mobile money platform, OneMoney registered 1 680 customers yesterday alone with thousands more expected by day end as customers scrambled to capitalize on the mobile money services free-charge promotion which the company announced last week. Customers are registering for OneMoney merchant, biller and agent lines
Postal Telecommunications and Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe, POTRAZ boss Gift Machengete has today walked out a free man after the state has withdraw charges which were being laid against him
Five members from different civil organizations appeared in court facing treason charges as the government engages the alert gear following rumors of national citizen demonstration due to price hikes
Just a few years ago, in this dusty expanse of Rushinga internet experience was merely a dream for most villagers. Located 59 km east of Mt Darwin town in Mashonaland Central, Rushinga district is relatively under-developed, and communities here have traditionally been seized with communal farming
Villagers across the vast of Mashonaland Central have commended Postal and Telecommunications Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ)'s Consumer Education and Awareness Campaign, citing that the exercise has given them a platform to air their concerns and understanding latest developments in the telecoms sector. The telecoms regulator is
Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has dismissed reports that Zimbabwe has the most expensive data service in the world. According to the report, a gigabyte of data in Zimbabwe costs $75.20. However, POTRAZ in a press statement dismissed the report saying it did not
Another delay strikes in the trial of the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, POTRAZ Director General, Gift Machengete as he is set to travel out of the country for a government work
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