NetOne dials marginalised communities
The roadshows have so far covered the Manicaland, Mashonaland Central, Midlands and Harare Metropolitan provinces.
STATE-OWNED mobile operator, NetOne Zimbabwe, has launched a nationwide roadshow to promote digitalisation and inclusivity as it seeks to promote digital inclusion.
The ambitious campaign, #MunhuWeseKuNetOne, aims to extend digital inclusion to communities that have largely been overlooked due to poor infrastructure development in the rural areas.
The roadshows have so far covered the Manicaland, Mashonaland Central, Midlands and Harare Metropolitan provinces.
Future stops will include Karoi, Chinhoyi, Chegutu, Kadoma, Kwekwe, Masvingo, Chivi, Chiredzi, Gokwe and Beitbridge.
NetOne commercial officer Lovemore Musunda told the company seeks to promote digital inclusion by providing access to digital technologies which will help bridge the gap for marginalised communities.
“Our roadshow campaign is not just about selling our brand, but about empowering communities through digital inclusion,” Masunda said.
“We believe that connectivity has the power to transform lives and we are committed to making a positive impact in every community we touch.”
NetOne’s roadshows feature a variety of activities designed to engage and benefit the communities such as free SIM card registration and activation and demonstrations of digital solutions.
Other activities include enhancing daily life while implementing interactive customer support sessions to provide real-time solutions and assistance.
Additionally, promotional offers and discounts will also be available to encourage the adoption of NetOne services.
“We are thrilled to be taking our products and services directly to the people, especially in marginalised areas,” Masunda said.
“Our goal is to ensure that no one is left behind in the digital revolution and we will continue to work tirelessly to bridge the connectivity divide in Zimbabwe”
He said the roadshows had provided NetOne with invaluable customer feedback, which is instrumental in improving their products and services.
“We are listening to our customers and committed to delivering solutions that meet their needs. We believe this campaign will have a lasting impact for the customers we serve,” Musunda said.-newsday
