Category: Telecommunications
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Telecel now getting only 64 cents from each customer per month
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Econet eSim: Everything you need to know
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NetOne posted losses despite 96% revenue growth in 2021, failing to meet targets in 2022
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Telecel revenues down 95% from 2015 levels, from US$14m to US$0.7m per month in 2022
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Can’t use the internet whilst on a call? Voice over LTE allows for it, why are we yet to get it in Zimbabwe?
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Voice, SMS and data prices set to increase two more times in 2022
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Liquid offering unlimited domestic voice calls for a flat fee via OneVoice for Operator Connect
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Econet voice, data and SMS bundles going up, now it’s 43 minutes for the price of a loaf of bread
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TelOne lost US$400K to network vandalism in the first half of 2022
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The Econet 5G router is going for half a million dollars. Yes, you read that right
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NetOne botched their system upgrade, some users’ data disappearing, others getting free data
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NetOne customers, there’s a big system upgrade happening tonight
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Econet’s smart USD bundle no longer the smart option, use ZW$ instead
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Telecel customers, voice and data bundle prices are going up
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Starlink is hitting Mozambique & Nigeria this year. How long till we get a crack at it in Zimbabwe?
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NetOne employee steals $150 million, buys luxury vehicles
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Econet sending flash SMS now, essentially running full screen ads for their products
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Econet voice, data, and SMS bundle prices are going up tomorrow
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POTRAZ shares updates on infrastructure sharing. Econet, NetOne, Telecel sharing towers at over 267 sites
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ZOL is now officially Liquid Home & has 60 new LTE base stations
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Econet brings 5G to Bulawayo at ZITF2022
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ISP Spotting at ZITF2022: WE FOUND ZODSAT!!!!!
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TelOne officially opens its first Matabeleland data centre
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NetOne at ZITF2022: “driving the metaverse”, agritech, e-tolls, smart services & more
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If TelOne was in the UK, customers would get USD11.00 a day for an internet outage
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TelOne customers, a stuck digger is the reason why you don’t have internet
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Econet’s Smart USD bundles are cheaper than MTN’s in South Africa. There’s much to discuss