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TelOne Restores Stolen Copper Worth $350 000
By Ross Moyo Converged state-owned company TelOne has reportedly lost massive amounts of copper cable infrastructure via 336 reported cases in FY2025, forcing ...
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TelOne Bemoans Govt Debt, Balloons To $857 Million
By Ross Moyo TelOne has flagged a deteriorating cash position as its biggest risk heading into the 2026-2030 Strategic Plan, with Government debt ...
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TelOne Reports 10% Revenue Increase
TelOne has reported a 10% increase in inflation-adjusted revenue to ZWG2.6 billion for the full year ended 2025, driven by data demand and ...
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TelOne’s ZWG10.95 Billion Debt Wall: How Legacy Loans Are Choking Zimbabwe’s State Telco
By Ross Moyo The headline numbers look strong, but the balance sheet tells a harder story. TelOne (Private) Limited closed FY2025 with inflation-adjusted ...
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One Card, Global Access: How Innbucks Visa Card Simplifies Travel, Study And Online Shopping For Zimbabweans
By Ross Moyo Zimbabweans now have a single card for travel, tuition, and online shopping as Innbucks rolls out its Visa card. The ...
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From Vintage Bikes To Women’s Dialogue: Amb. Wharton’s Network Legacy Lives On
By Ross Moyo “Ambassador Wharton understood that progress is not achieved in isolation,” Farayi Mangwende told guests at Friday’s Celebration of Life. The ...
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Bruce Wharton Built Zimbabwe’s First ‘Voluntary Media Council API’ Before AI Was A Thing
By Ross Moyo Before ‘AI in newsrooms’ was a headline, Bruce Wharton was coding human infrastructure. As Public Affairs Officer and later Ambassador, ...
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‘Operator’s Licence’: The Open-Source Diplomacy Model Bruce Wharton Ran At The Embassy
By Ross Moyo Bruce Wharton ran the U.S. Embassy like an open-source project. Chloe Clark for LE Staff confirmed this stating: He hosted ...
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From Century House To Wharton Field: How Bruce Wharton Turned Diplomacy Into A Content Engine
By Ross Moyo Bruce Wharton treated diplomacy as content, not cables. Former AMH Editor in Chief Vincent Kahiya said: “He always provided us ...
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The Diplomat Who Didn’t ‘Run Away’: How Bruce Wharton Bought Influence With Tea, Bikes, and Trust
By Ross Moyo Diplomacy in Harare is often protocol and press statements. Bruce Wharton’s was tea, motorbikes, and Shakespeare. That was the message ...



















