TELECEL Zimbabwe has launched a pre-paid service that reduces tariffs by 50% to cushion its consumers from the current economic challenges, a senior company official said.
BY BUSINESS REPORTER
The service, Telecel Go, will charge tariffs ranging from 9 cents to 19 cents, which are below the regulated tariffs.
Speaking at the sidelines of the launch last week, Telecel chief commercial officer Ashraf Elguindy said the service was launched after the company carried out a big exercise of looking at customer needs.
“There are lots of barriers and customer needs are not reflected in tariffs. We are launching a new product Telecel Go that will reduce tariffs for customers and enable them to choose,” he said. “We are the first operator to reduce rates by 50% as we are looking at the changes in the economy.”
Elguindy said the current tariffs of networks are at 25 cents to 23cents.
Keep Reading
- Chamisa under fire over US$120K donation
- Mavhunga puts DeMbare into Chibuku quarterfinals
- Pension funds bet on Cabora Bassa oilfields
- Councils defy govt fire tender directive
He said the first quarter of this year was depressed but Telecash has boosted the company’s performance.