Econet Wireless set for aggressive network capacity expansion

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe is set to invest more than US$200 million to expand network capacity, enhance service quality, and reduce disruptions caused by persistent power challenges.

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe is set to invest more than US$200 million to expand network capacity, enhance service quality, and reduce disruptions caused by persistent power challenges.

Zimbabwe's leading telecommunications company, Econet Wireless, has announced the launch of the country's first eSIM (embedded SIM) service, catering to both prepaid and post-paid customer packages.

Rejoice Ngwenya, a free market activist has carried out an informal market research on how Zimbabweans perceive brands in their country, and came up with the top 10 worst brand (performers), in no order of ‘worseness’.

Strive Masiyiwa is now the richest black man in Southern Africa, with a net worth surpassing $4.4 billion – dethroning Patrice Motsepe from the position.

Telecom operators have been given the nod by Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) to increase out of bundle tariffs by an average of 30 percent.