Econet

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (EWZ) says the absence of a serious adjustment in tariffs is threatening the long-term viability of the telecoms sector after it posted a loss of ZWL$17 billion in the year ended February 28, 2023.
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Econet Wireless Zimbabwe Limited, the largest mobile telecommunications, technology and digital solutions company in Zimbabwe will be turning 25 years this year. As it celebrates this milestone, the network provider, in its trading update…
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EcoCash, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile money platform, has slashed its US dollar transfer charges following the government’s reduction of the Intermediated Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) to 2%, down from 4% effective from January 01, 2023.
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Econet has been urging the regulator to raise tariffs in line with inflation considering that inflation worsened for the period under review from the comparative 2021 period.
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Thousands of consumers are crying foul over what they consider massive hikes in the price of Econet private WiFi bundles which went up by 30 percent this week. 
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Four armed robbers raided a shop in Gwanda and brutally attacked a woman before getting away with R500 000 and US$6 000.
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Mobile telecommunications giant Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has launched a $10 million Christmas promotion that will see thousands of its subscribers walk away with an assortment of prizes, including refrigerators, TV sets, solar panels, data,…
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Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, the country’s largest mobile telecoms operator, has adjusted data bundle tariffs by 60 percent after receiving the go-ahead from the industry regulator early this month.
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Econet has urged users of its mobile money platform, EcoCash to keep calm and ignore a statement from the government on Friday that said the money transfer service was banned.
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Former partner of Econet Media in the Kwese TV business, Mr Dish, failed to show it needed to raid Econet and Cassava Smartech to obtain accounting records before these could be possibly destroyed, the High Court has ruled.
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