Tendai Keith Guvamombe
Harare, Zimbabwe — NetOne, a frontrunner in Zimbabwe’s telecommunications sector, has once again demonstrated its market leadership and commitment to digital inclusion by securing two major accolades at the recent Zimbabwe ICT Excellence Awards.
The company was celebrated for winning the highly coveted Best Rural Internet Connectivity award for the second consecutive year. Furthermore, NetOne was honored as the First Runner-Up for Best Telecoms Company, cementing its position as a key player in the nation’s dynamic digital landscape.
The glittering awards ceremony saw the attendance of key government officials, including the Minister of ICT, Postal & Courier Services, Hon. Tatenda Mavetera, and the Guest of Honor, Vice President Hon. Dr. Kembo Mohadi, who was represented by the Minister of Youth Empowerment, Development & Vocational Training, Hon. Tinotenda Machakaire.
NetOne proudly participated as a partner, supporting the recognition of outstanding achievements across the ICT sector.
Bridging the Digital DivideThe Best Rural Internet Connectivity award highlights NetOne’s successful dedication to bridging the digital divide. This win is a direct affirmation of the company’s efforts to extend high-quality connectivity solutions to underserved communities nationwide.
These initiatives are crucial to achieving the national agenda for digital inclusion and equitable access, directly supporting the ambitious goals outlined in Vision 2030 and the National Development Strategy (NDS1).
Being named the First Runner-Up for Best Telecoms Company further affirms NetOne’s role as a trusted and innovative service provider. The recognition reflects its technological excellence and the broader impact it has on national development.
By enhancing connectivity, NetOne is actively driving digital empowerment, supporting economic growth, and contributing to Zimbabwe’s vision of a thriving, digitally connected nation.
Through its continued efforts and its long-standing vision, The World In One, NetOne continues to break down geographical and socio-economic barriers, ensuring all communities participate meaningfully in the digital economy.
