Converged telecommunications giant TelOne is delivering assorted food packages and medicinal donations worth $100,000 to the victims of Cyclone Idai which left a trail of destruction in the Chimanimani province and other surrounding districts. TelOne joins the Econet Zimbabwe group of companies which have collectively contributed RTGS$5
President Emmerson Mnangagwa will today officially commission TelOne fibre backbone links which connects Beitbridge to Bulawayo, Masvingo and Harare routes. TelOne rolled out the project two years ago under a National Broadband Project financed under the China Exim Bank loan facility which was implemented by Huawei
Fixed telecom giant, TelOne has set sight on transforming the TelOne Centre for Learning into a fully fledged university within the next few years. The announcement was made by the Managing Director, Chipo Mutasa during the institute's 2018 graduation ceremony yesterday. "In trying to counter the
Government has set timelines for the partial privatisation of mobile network operator Telecel as part of the broader programme to get rid of under-performing parastatals. The decision to list Telecel up for partial privatization comes at a time when the operator has been struggling to match
Fixed telecommunications giant, TelOne has intensified efforts to end vandalism of their infrastructure including copper cables, through offering incentives to members of the public who provide information on culprits involved in such crimes. In May this year, TelOne fell victim to a band of copper cable
Former NetOne Managing Director, Reward Kangai has urged government to rationalize state owned entities like NetOne, TelOne, Powertel and Telecel as a strategic way of improving their competitiveness in the information communication technology sector. NetOne and Telecel have both failed to keep up with Strive Masiyiwa's
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has released the sector performance results for the second quarter of 2018 which reflects some interesting highlights concerning the viability of the country's information communication technology industry. You can download the full report here: POTRAZ - Second Quarter
State owned telecommunications giant, TelOne, has entered into an agreement with Discover Digital, to deliver an exciting streaming service called Digital Entertainment On Demand (DEOD). The service is set to be unleashed tonight. The new service is coming through a partnership with South African on-demand specialist, Discover
Converged state owned telecom giants TelOne and NetOne have embarked on a series of community projects aimed at reinvesting their proceeds back to various society groups. The two operators have been funding various corporate social responsibility programs which include donations to the National Blood Services
Zimbabwe is doing its best to embrace the paradigm shift in the digital space despite various economic setbacks. Over the past few years, we have seen new technology hubs sprouting across the country, which include The Tech Village from Bulawayo, Muzinda Hub, B2C Coworking Hub,
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