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
Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has urged people in distressing situations to make use of toll free services to reach out for ambulance or police support. Addressing Silobela villagers where the telecommunications regulatory body recently held a consumer awareness campaign, POTRAZ public relations
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
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) held its first ever media engagement forum in Kadoma last week Friday where the regulator stressed the need for working relationship with the fourth estate. Speaking to the media during the forum, the POTRAZ Director General -
Converged mobile network operator NetOne has finally delivered its much awaited mobile money service platform, OneMoney after the first version, OneWallet struggled to get market acceptance. This time, the state owned telecom operator has got it right as the newly re-branded service is getting overwhelming response
Converged mobile network operator NetOne has partnered BancABC and First Mutual Life Assurance to launch two brand new products namely OneTech and OneCover. The two products were launched at a colorful event held in Harare on Thursday. According to Netone Acting Chief Operations Officer, Clever Isaya, OneTech
NetOne, the country's biggest state owned mobile network operator has today launched two exciting products which are set to take the market by storm due to their commercial viability. The awakened telecom operator unleashed One-Fi and One-Cliq, two broadband solutions expected to solve subscribers' data needs. Addressing a press
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
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