One of the country's network providers, NetOne has partnered Harare City council in an effort to try and help them reclaim the "Sunshine City" status tag. This came out at an event that was held in the capital, Sunningdale, where the mayor of Harare Hebert Gomba
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) has moved swiftly to intervene in a heated battle between state owned mobile network operator NetOne and its OneFusion subscribers over disappearing data over the past few days. NetOne cited a technical glitch in their billing system
Mobile network operator, Netone is on an offensive, targeting to increase uptake of its flagship OneFusion package in the religious sector. Speaking at the official handover of a church building to Salvation Army Glen Norah Corps which the giant telecommunications company sponsored for its refurbishment, NetOne's
Netone has officially put an end to all hopes of a return to the state owned company by the beleaguered former Chief Executive Officer, Reward Kangai after publicly initiating the recruitment process for a new boss. Reward Kangai was suspended last year before his official dismissal on allegations of
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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