Telecel Zimbabwe

Telecel Zimbabwe, the country’s smallest mobile telecoms firm, intends to raise fresh capital as it looks to finance expansion of its network, chairman Selby Hwacha said.
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Mobile operator Telecel Zimbabwe says it has formulated and adopted a five-year strategic plan to address recapitalisation issues.
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Zimbabwe’s third largest mobile telephone operator Telecel Zimbabwe has conceded that it is facing challenges and has been failing to meet some of its obligations due to inadequate funding.
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The third mobile telecommunications company in Zimbabwe, Telecel, in which government owns 60% stake is on the brink of collapse amid reports that servers have not been in operation since December last year due to debilitating economic…
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Telecel employees on Monday staged a sit in and refused to vacate the mobile networks' company boardroom compelling the chief executive Angeline Vere to flee as pressure mounted.
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Mobile Network Operator (MNO) Telecel Zimbabwe chief executive Angeline Vere was involved in a car accident on Sunday and she escaped unscathed , Zim Morning Post can reveal.
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Mobile operator Telecel Zimbabwe has said it is now targeting to clear its licensing obligations of US$137,5 million to Government by 2020.
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A full-blown brawl is playing out at Telecel Zimbabwe as board members cross swords over attempts to oust current chief executive officer Mrs Angeline Vere over allegations that she turned the mobile telecommunications company into a…
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As the Telecel Zimbabwe ownership wrangle rages on co-founder, Dr James Makamba, has refuted media reports that he has exited the country’s third largest mobile network operator, saying he remains in charge.
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Businessman Mr James Makamba still has a warrant of arrest hanging around his neck — 13 years after skipping the border over externalisation charges.
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