Econet Wireless
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Econet Wireless is Zimbabwe's principal mobile or cell phone company and was established by the Zimbabwean businessman, Strive Masiyiwa. It is now the nation's largest cell phone network having captured 73.3% of the market share. Econet Wireless also operates networks in Lesotho, Botswana, Burundi, United Kingdom and Kenya.
[edit] Lesotho network
Econet Telecom Lesotho is part of the Econet Wireless group and operates as a stand-alone entity with full local board and management control. It is the first African mobile service operator to use ForgetMeNot Africa's eTXT service enabling their customer base to send and receive email and online chat via any mobile capable of a simple SMS [1][2]
[edit] External links
- Econet 2011 Annual Report
- Econet Wireless International
- Econet 2010 annual report
- Econet 2009 annual report
- Econet 2008 annual report
- Econet 2007 annual report
- Econet 2006 annual report
- Econet 2005 annual report
- Kenyan Information Minister Questions Econet Viability
- Econet Wireless buys Spacetel Burundi GSM network
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