By Ross Moyo
TelOne is aggressively pushing into an AI-driven future, with its Centre of Learning graduating 586 students and launching an Innovation Hub.

This was revealed by TelOne CEO, Engineer Nkala, at today’s TelOne graduation held at the TelOne Centre of learning in the capital who said, “We have trained thousands, expanded our curriculum… TelOne takes its place, under NDS1 and upcoming NDS2, on successful launch of the national strategic plan,” emphasizing TelOne’s role in fostering practical skills for Zimbabwe’s digital economy.

TelOne Board Chair Mr Mbango reinforced this, saying, “Resilience and character will serve you well in the years to come… Rise to the challenge of becoming fit for purpose.”
Ict, Postal and Courrier Services Minister Tatenda Mavetera encouraged graduates to innovate, citing the government’s National Agricultural Intelligence Strategy 2026-2030, which focuses on AI adoption and digital growth. “The digital world is being transformed daily by disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence, quantum computing… Be ready to upscale quickly,” she advised.

Mutapa Investment Fund’s strategic stake in TelOne, as noted by Dr. Mangudya’s representative, is set to bolster these efforts, driving investment in critical ICT infrastructure.

Mutapa investment fund ceo Dr MangudyA who leads the shareholding stake of their State entity TelOne was represented in the following speech of his, “Sovereign wealth fund established 2014

Expected to drive investment.. a strategic investment”