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Malawi has earned international recognition for a home grown digital identity verification system after its Digitally Signed Biometric QR Verification platform was named a Digital Champion in the E-Government category at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Prizes 2026 in Geneva.
Artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing and advanced connectivity are set to transform Zimbabwe's mining industry as companies increasingly
NetOne Group Chief Executive Officer Raphael Mushanawani has reaffirmed the mobile network operator's commitment to supporting the national fight against drug and substance abuse, saying protecting young people is critical to Zimbabwe's development agenda.
By: Ross Moyo
TelOne Private Limited, backed by ZIDA is is seeking a US$263.2 million wireless broadband network with 1,600 base stations.The project was announced in ZIDA's prospectus just released released across under-served regions in Midlands, Manicaland, Masvingo, and Matabeleland South. This is meant to end the rural digital divide and enable access to e-learning, e-health, and digital government services using a Build, Lease, Maintain, and Transfer Public Private Partnership to connect 500,000 rural and peri-urban users.
ZIDA, TelOne, and Powertel Communications are offering investors three broadband products worth US$340.1 million combined. This was revealed by the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) investment prospectus just released and expected to be implemented through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and strategic private-sector investment across Zimbabwe, covering rural, peri-urban, and urban markets. This is to solve low internet penetration by matching the right technology to the right market segment through these PPPs deploying wireless base stations, FTTH, and GPON-over-powerlines to reach 1.5 million users.
Mutapa Investment Fund CEO Dr John Panonetsa Mangudya is driving a turnaround at Air Zimbabwe and other state entities under Mutapa's portfolio.With results visible as Air Zimbabwe relaunched Harare–London flights on 22 July 2026 at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, the operational base for the carrier's revival, restoration of profitability, governance, and strategic service delivery in state-owned enterprises is now inevitablyon the horizon.Through balance-sheet restructuring, fleet discipline via ACMI, route economics, and board accountability this is set to be achieved.
Data-for-Development is in motion with Mudhumeni WeHutano building grassroots health dataset with OneMoney backing. OneMoney, ZimSmart Villages, and Maria Theresa Hospital health workers deployed diagnostic devices to start community-level NCD data collection initiative launched 20 July 2026 at Kakora Village, Chiweshe, to enable early detection of hypertension and diabetes and build village health intelligence. The partnership seeks this by equipping workers with BP machines and glucometers to capture routine vitals during home visits.
Public-Private Healthtech has seen NetOne, ZimSmart Villages Model Scalable PPP for Rural Care. NetOne via OneMoney and ZimSmart Villages partnered to deliver health tech and mobility to village health workers. This was unveiled Monday 20 July 2026 at Maria Theresa Hospital, Kakora Village to prove public-private partnerships can decentralise primary care under Vision 2030. This will be seen through by combining telco funding, smart-village coordination, and government goodwill to equip frontline workers.
By: Ross Moyo
Fintech meets MedTech in Zimbabwe following OneMoney donating smart health kits to power rural Non Communicable Diseases (NCD) screening. The telcos NetOne's OneMoney and ZimSmart Villages donated digital BP machines, glucometers, and bicycles to Maria Theresa Hospital's Mudhumeni WeHutano program. The handover held Monday 20 July 2026 in Kakora Village, Chiweshe, rural Mashonaland Central, targeting last-mile healthcare delivery. This timeous donation is meant to enable community screening for hypertension and diabetes and cut travel barriers by giving village health workers mobile diagnostic tools and transport to capture patient vitals at household level.
OneMoney and ZimSmart Villages issued bicycles to village health workers under Mudhumeni WeHutano on Monday 20 July 2026 at Kakora Village, Chiweshe. The telcos partnered with health workers to close the mobility gap between homes and clinics for elderly, expectant mothers, and chronic patients by equipping workers with transport to deliver screening, follow-ups, and health education door-to-door.
