Leonard Sengere is an Editor at The Business Herald. He focuses on technology and business journalism, exploring the intersection of innovation and economic development. Leonard's work has been featured in The Business Herald and Techzim.
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Leonard Sengere's articles predominantly cover local Zimbabwean government and political announcements, economic trends, technology developments from a local perspective, and telecommunications industry insights. His coverage heavily relies on data and cites official government sources.
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NetOne has more staff than Econet, while TelOne has far more than Liquid. POTRAZ’s numbers raise questions about telecom efficiency.
WhatsApp alone now uses as much mobile internet data as all of Zimbabwe’s mobile internet used in 2022, according to POTRAZ figures.
Starlink added around 40,000 users in a year, but fibre also had one of its strongest quarters ever. The market is changing
By: Leonard Sengere
RBZ says banks complied with charge cuts, but the real question is whether customers now feel banking is cheaper. Or if any of this matters.
InnBucks removed KaOne, but Omari still offers a similar $1 wallet bundle. So was the subscription model really the problem?
Investor Hosting Centre is helping Zimbabwean projects become bankable, easier for investors to evaluate through due diligence, verification
EcoCash’s X account appears to have been hacked, with unauthorised posts, explicit content appearing as the company works to regain control.
Google wants to release millions of mosquitoes. It sounds mad, but the science behind it is more serious than you think.
By: Leonard Sengere
DStv Stream signup is failing for some Zimbabwean users ahead of the World Cup, while AzamTV Max worked in our test without a dish or decoder
We tested AzamTV Max during live World Cup matches. Signup worked, but mobile errors, desktop glitches and poor UI made the experience rough.
