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 James Makamba's company, Telecel
Zimbabwe, risks losing its operating licence if it fails to comply
with the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act, Zimbabwe's
government has warned.
As the mobile operator's saga unfolds, government through the
Ministry of Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment has
written to the Ministry of Transport, Communication and
Infrastructural Development for consideration on the resistance
by...
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 Zimbabwe's largest mobile phone
company, Econet Wireless, has unveiled an innovative functionality
on its mobile money service Eco-cash which allows a cell phone to
also operate as a virtual debit card.
The functionality is a first in Africa where mobile banking
services are expanding as more people use the service to avoid high
bank charges. In addition, mobile banking is becoming an attractive
option owing to the lack of physical banking...
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 Would you pay US$100 to message
Mark Zuckerberg? Facebook is trialing a system which charges users
to send messages directly to VIPs' inboxes.
The social network giant is testing a system which charges users to
send messages to people that they aren't already connected to, with
a premium to be paid for contacting very popular people.
The company confirmed Friday that trials have already begun for the
new service, but that...
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 Rumours are growing that Facebook
may be set to unveil a mobile phone to take on the iPhone.
The firm has sent out invites to US journalists for a special event
at their usually secretive Silicon Valley HQ. The invites promise
to allow attendees to 'see what we're building' - with online
rumours pointing to a phone.
The firm has been rumoured several times to be developing its own
phone. Its apps for existing phones have...
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