Econet, through its subsidiaries Liquid Telecom Group (LTG) and Cassava Fintech International (CFI) launched a network of #SasaiWiFiFinder hotspots in Kenya, Uganda, Zambia and Rwanda, providing locals with most affordable internet access. This partnership unlocks the ‘African Missing Network’ that will accelerate sustainable economic development
Zimbabwe's Internet Access Providers (IAPs) have generated a combined $52.3 million in the last quarter of 2017 as reflected in the latest Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe sector performance report. This represents a 7.6% increase from $48,641,517 recorded in the previous quarter. Liquid Telecom Zimbabwe
Distributed Power Africa (DPA), the solar power business of the Econet Group, has said its Zimbabwean venture will save the country millions of dollars in foreign exchange on electricity power imports and on the costs of the importation of diesel generators and diesel fuel. DPA project
Circumstances around his departure from the hot seat are not clear yet but the communication received from the Econet Group said he will return to the UK “to be with his family
Liquid Telecom will also establish a direct fibre link between the SBS campus and EADC in Nairobi, which will facilitate data analytic services such as data mining, predictive analysis and exploratory data analysis.
Econet Media has won a court battle against the Broadcasting Association of Zimbabwe allowing the KweseTV to air its content in Zimbabwe. The victory comes at a time when BAZ had recently nullified KweseTV's partnership with Dr Dish to have its content accessible to the Zimbabwean
Business mogul and Econet Group founder, Strive Masiyiwa is considering an ambitious plan to separately list Liquid Telecom on the London Stock Exchange in order to raise more capital towards his Cape to Cairo vision for the fibre network company. By Shingie Lev Muringi Masiyiwa, who is the
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