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Ex-CIO boss mourns Mugabe
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- September 13, 2019
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TelOne exhausts US$98m facility
TelOne has exhausted the US$98 million loan facility it got from China Eximbank for the national broadband project and the firm has begun realising the fruits of the expansion drive following an increased subscriber uptake.
- businessweekly
- September 13, 2019
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TelOne exhausts US$98m facility
TelOne has exhausted the US$98 million loan facility it got from China Eximbank for the national broadband project and the firm has begun realising the fruits of the expansion drive following an increased subscriber uptake.