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Telecel subscriber base slides as operational challenges persist

Dec 31, 2025

Michael Tome Business Reporter Telecel Zimbabwe, the country’s smallest mobile telecoms operator, continues to lose ground in an increasingly competitive telecommunications market, after its subscriber base shrank by about 4,6… The post Telecel subscriber base slides as operational challenges persist appeared first on herald .

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