Econet's monthly 1.4GB costs US$6,8 (R125) while MTN's monthly 1GB costs R99. Cell C R100
While salaries btwn the two countries differ, they buy equipment from same sources and the other also has to deal with a tough operating environment.
We must know the difference between the "cause" and the "result." Data charge increases by @econetzimbabwe & @NetOneCellular are just effects and the cause is well articulated by @daddyhope & @Wamagaisa below:
@prisnrofhope Covid tests&Econet is not a gvt company so it either makes money or it dies hapana taxpayer money to save it etc ,the main point is pamaibhadhara 3USD for 2 GB at 1:1 did you see any price increases?NO economic conditions hv changed kwete kuti they are suddenly too greedy
The costs of vehicle & generator maintenance, key enablers for network uptime, has also gone up given e increased usage during the COVID-19 induced lockdown and social distancing. https://t.co/CnQrxbakJn @263Chat@Techzim#Prices affected
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