- NetOne, a leading mobile network operator in Zimbabwe, has launched a new reverse calling service.
- The service allows subscribers to make calls even without airtime, with the recipient paying for the call.
- This initiative aims to enhance connectivity and accessibility for its users across the country.
- The launch took place on January 9, 2026, at 8:20 PM.
The introduction of the reverse calling service by NetOne addresses a critical need for uninterrupted communication, especially in a region where access to airtime might be inconsistent for some subscribers. This innovative offering is expected to be particularly beneficial for individuals in rural areas and those facing temporary financial constraints, ensuring they can stay connected with family, friends, or for emergencies. By shifting the cost burden to the recipient, NetOne is fostering a more inclusive communication environment, potentially boosting its subscriber base and customer loyalty.
Timeline
- The service was officially launched late on January 9, 2026.
- Details of the service are now trending on various Zimbabwean news platforms.
Key Players
- NetOne: Mobile network operator launching the service.
- NetOne Subscribers: Beneficiaries of the new reverse calling feature.
- Ministry of Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services (Implicit, as regulatory body).
