TelOne reaches out to the Less Privileged

As part of its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) TelOne reaches out to the less privileged through a welfare intervention which is dependent on emerging social needs as guided by the sustainable development goals.

Minister of State for Mashonaland West Honourable Mary Mliswa and Karoi Telecoms Assistant Kisswell Siambali showcase one of the blankets donated to Hurungwe Children’s home and Old People’s home recently.

Recently, TelOne supported Ethandweni Children's Home in Matopo where groceries, blankets, sanitary ware and exercise books were donated with 44 orphaned children benefitting.

A similar donation was made to Hurungwe Children’s Home and Hurungwe Old People’s Home where a total of 79 People benefitted.

Under the welfare interventions, more focus is now being given to institutions working with orphans and the elderly.

TelOne, NetOne Refurbish Mpilo hospital ward

TelOne in partnership with NetOne have unveiled a refurbished and fully equipped state of the art Ward B5 at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo as part of the two entities collaborative Corporate Social Investment which was initiated in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

TelOne & NetOne Handover Medical Equipment and Refurbished Hospital ward at Sally Mugabe

The Corporate Social Responsibility Collaborative effort between TelOne and NetOne saw the two institutions handing over a refurbished ward and an assortment of equipment to Sally Mugabe Central Hospital (formerly Harare Hospital) recently.

TelOne launches a Vehicle Tracking System- Teltrack

TelOne has launched a vehicle tracking and fleet management system dubbed TelTrack. This comes as the company continues to innovate and explore ways of delivering its mandate and vision of facilitating a digitally enabled society by 2023.