Zoho's investment in Zimbabwe underscores its dedication to supporting the growth and digital transformation of African economies by making innovative solutions accessible and affordable to businesses of all sizes.
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Andrew Bourne, Regional Head of Zoho Africa, stated that, through these upskilling initiatives, Zoho aims to use technology as a driver of equality and opportunity.
Additionally, the investment will support training programs to upskill local talent, ensuring they are equipped to leverage these technologies effectively.
The $15 million fund to be unveiled the upcoming inaugural Zimbabwe Digital Week 2025, is designed to enhance digital transformation among SMEs & corporates by providing access to Zoho's suite of over 55 business applications including tools for sales, marketing, finance & HR.
Zoho Corporation, a global cloud technology firm, has announced a significant investment of $15 million to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and software developers in Zimbabwe.
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🔵Harare, Zimbabwe – April 22, 2025 – Zimbabwe is set to host its inaugural Zimbabwe Digital Week (Zim-DW 2025) from May 5–7, 2025, at the Rainbow Towers Hotel and Conference Centre in Harare.
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Zimbabwe & Transaction Payment Solutions, a leading provider of financial transaction switching, point-of-sale and value-added support services.
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The company’s key infrastructure at the start of 2010 included three switches. Key subsidiaries and associates of Econet are Liquid Telecom, the largest internet service and access provider in
In 2009, the network became the first operator in Zimbabwe to launch data services under 3G technology. In the same year, Econet began building an extensive fibre optic network, and also commenced an accelerated rollout of other key network infrastructure.
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe is Zimbabwe’s largest provider of telecommunications services, providing solutions in mobile & fixed wireless telephony, public payphones, internet access and payment solutions.
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