NetOne warms up to competition

Business Correspondent
Technology has opened unprecedented opportunities and added convenience to millions around the world.
Due to these advancement adopted by our mobile service providers it is now possible to pay for utility bills using Ecocash or Telecash.While Econet and Telecash appeared to be miles ahead state-owned NetOne, which has its own mobile money transfer One Wallet, has been lagging behind in as far as offering facilities for paying bills.

It is however refreshing that it has finally woken from its slumber and is warming up to competition after it entered into an agreement with the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company to offer it clients a facility to buy their prepaid electricity units through One Wallet. This move has potential to turn around fortunes of the state enterprise as  most people now have pre-paid meters are looking for convenient ways to buy their electricity units as opposed to queuing.

When technology is used to solve our problems it begins to make sense and thumbs up to Netone, we are hopeful that this marks a dawn of much more relevant services that change and impacts our lives via technology.

Netone is currently popular for offering the most affordable rates on their dollar per day promotion on voice beating its competitors in offering so much value for intra calls.

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