List of all articles filed under “zimbabwe-telecom-it” category.
Delve into the dynamic world of engineering and innovation with Mohorosi Makhurane of Waterprint Investments. Established in 2010, the engineering company has been at the forefront of engineering excellence in Zimbabwe.
Mohorosi Makhurane, Founder and CEO of Waterprint Investments, provides an overview of the company’s diverse engineering disciplines. “Waterprint Investments was officially established in October 2010 …
Interview with Joseph Hundah, COO at Masawara Group Could you provide a concise overview of the origins and establishment of Masawara Group? Masawara Group, formerly …
Interview with Munyaradzi Nyamuda, Business Development Manager at ABSP (African Business Solutions Provider) Could you give us a quick summary of ABSP’s background? Our company, …
Munyaradzi Nyamuda, Business Development Manager at ABSP (African Business Solutions Provider), emphasizes the company’s competitive edge: understanding; as it assists firms in harnessing technology to its …
In this exclusive interview, Arnold Chimambo, the visionary Founder and CEO of trailblazing internet service provider Zodsat, delves into the historical evolution of the company, from humble beginnings as a consultancy firm to its current status as a licensed and operational internet service provider with a transformative focus on connecting underserved areas in Zimbabwe.
Arnold Chimambo, Founder and CEO of Zodsat, presents the company. From humble beginings in 2016, Zodsat became a leading internet service provider in Zimbabwe, driven by a passion for extending connectivity to underserved areas.
Zimbabwe, once known as the “breadbasket of Africa,” is a country on the rise. Despite facing economic challenges in the past, the nation is now opening up to a host of investment opportunities. With a wealth of natural resources, a burgeoning middle class, and recent political and economic reforms, Zimbabwe is becoming an attractive destination for both local and foreign investors.
Zimbabwe, a nation with a storied history and rich cultural heritage, has set its sights on a bold and ambitious vision for the future. Coined as Zimbabwe Vision 2030, this national development strategy aims to transform the country into an upper-middle-income economy characterized by sustainable growth, social equity, and inclusive prosperity. As the nation faces political challenges and economic fluctuations, this vision represents a beacon of hope for Zimbabweans, and a roadmap for a brighter future.
Zimbabwe, a landlocked country in Southern Africa, has a rich history and a diverse cultural heritage. However, its economy has been marred by numerous challenges over the years, including hyperinflation, political instability, and economic mismanagement. In this article, we will delve into the past struggles faced by the Zimbabwean economy and explore the potential opportunities and prospects for its future.
