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August 26, 2014 •
Mobile and Telecoms, Southern Africa, Top Stories •
Darryl Linington •
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Telecash Zimbabwe has revealed that its customers can now send money for free to other registered telecash subscribers, following the recent revision of telecash charges. According to telecash, the new tariffs show that it costs nothing to send cash through...
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August 1, 2014 •
Mobile and Telecoms, Top Stories •
Darryl Linington •
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Telecel Zimbabwe has launched a new promotion for its telecash mobile money service. The promotion, called Transact & Win, is intended to reward subscribers for using the telecash service. According to Telecel, their will be a chance to win a variety of...
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July 16, 2014 •
Mobile and Telecoms, Top Stories •
Darryl Linington •
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Telecel Zimbabwe has launched telecash gold card. The card is essentially a debit card that can be used to pay for goods and services at any ZimSwitch POS (Point of Sale) points across the country. The reveal was announced at a press conference at the...
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June 3, 2014 •
Mobile and Telecoms •
IT News Africa •
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It is now possible to pay telephone bills with telecash, following an agreement between Telecel Zimbabwe and TelOne, making it possible to avoid queuing to pay phone bills. Telecash subscribers can now pay their phone bills using their mobile phone to make...
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March 6, 2014 •
Mobile and Telecoms •
Charlie Fripp •
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Zimbabwean Telecash customers can pay their Dstv subscriptions from their mobile phones, following an agreement between Zimbabwean mobile operator Telecel and South African pay-satellite television provider MultiChoice. Telecash, which is Telecel’s mobile...
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January 30, 2014 •
Mobile and Telecoms, Southern Africa •
Chris Tredger •
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Telecel Zimbabwe this week launched its mobile money transfer service, telecash, which allows subscribers to use mobile phones to send money to anyone on any network, pay bills and pay for groceries and other goods and services. Announcing the launch of...
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January 29, 2014 •
Mobile and Telecoms •
Charlie Fripp •
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Zimbabwe’s Telecel today launched its electronic wallet service, telecash, which allows mobile phones to be used to send money to anyone with a mobile phone, regardless of network, and pay for groceries, bills, airtime and other goods and services. Telecel...
