ZIMBABWE'S largest telecommunications company, Econet Wireless, will lay off about 100 of its workers as it grapples with declining revenues and the effect of taxes imposed over the past year. In a ...

HARARE — After nearly 30 years on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), Econet Wireless, the country’s biggest technology company, is preparing to leave the bourse and move its property and ...

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Econet Wireless Zimbabwe says artificial intelligence and machine-learning-based solutions are becoming central to the evolution of its operating model as telecom operators face rising pressure on ...

Some of Zimbabwe’s university and college students will soon be enjoying a whole new way of learning, thanks to Econet Wireless Zimbabwe’s innovative new product, EcoSchool, a web-based application, ...

Econet Wireless Group is considering a separate listing next year for subsidiary Liquid Telecom on an as yet unnamed major exchange in Europe, founding chairman Strive Masiyiwa has said. The leading ...

Douglas Mboweni, chief executive of Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, on the mobile phone company’s rising profits and the early success of its new EcoCash mobile money service. The Africa Report: How were ...

HARARE, July 22 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's largest mobile operator Econet Wireless said it will take "drastic measures" if the impacts of severe rolling blackouts cannot be resolved, adding that the power ...

Strive Masiyiwa, Zimbabwe’s richest man, has announced that his company, Econet Group, will list Botswana mobile network operator, Mascom, on the nation’s stock exchange later this year. Speaking at a ...

Zimbabwe’s biggest telco, Econet Wireless, will be delisting its shares from the stockmarket, citing years of undervaluation of its stock in comparison with its peers on the continent. The company ...

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has cancelled interconnection services between the mobile carrier and the state-owned Netone for failing to honor a $20 million debt. In a statement, Econet said though the ...

Zimbabwe’s richest man, Strive Masiyiwa, is venturing into solar energy, according to a report in New Zimbabwe. Masiyiwa, 50, is the founder and executive chairman of Econet Wireless, a ...