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Telecommunications giant Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (EWZ), and its sister company Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe (Cassava), last week clinched top business leadership and merit awards at separate events held by three leading professional bodies – the Institute of Personnel Management of Zimbabwe (IPMZ), the Zimbabwe Institute of Management (ZIM) and the Institute of Public Relations and Communications Zimbabwe (IPRCZ).
EWZ Group Chief Executive Officer Dr Douglas Mboweni, whose organisation directly employs more than 2 000 people, was named the IPMZ’s Best CEO of the Year with a Human Resources Orientation, while Cassava CEO, Mr Eddie Chibi, was awarded ZIM’s prestigious Businessman of the Year award.
Cassava Smartech was spun off from Econet Wireless Zimbabwe and separately listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange in December 2018.
It has since grown to be one of the largest diversified companies listed on the local bourse, with interests in fintech, insurtech, agritech, health tech and on-demand platform-based services.
Econet has, for close to three years now, partnered with the global professional networking company LinkedIn to provide cutting-edge online learning for its staff, among other employee and talent development initiatives and programmes.
Speaking on the award, Dr Mboweni commended Econet’s staff for their dedication and for helping the organization thrive under very challenging conditions. He said:
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Despite the challenging and competitive operating environment, our staff have remained committed to the success of the group, and continue to do so professionally and with excellence. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and commend their immense contribution to our business.
As an organization that thrives on innovation and operates in a fast-changing technology industry environment, we will continue to invest in developing our employees’ skills and capabilities, as well as investing in their personal career development and growth.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Mr Chibi thanked the Zimbabwe Institute of Management for their recognition, saying he owed the conferred success to several stakeholders, in particular his management and staff. Said Chibi:
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We would not be where we are today without the support of our board and investors, without the hard work and dedication of our management teams and staff, and without the loyalty and continued support of our customers.
</blockquote>
Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe’s business portfolio includes EcoCash, the country’s largest mobile money platform; Steward Bank, the largest local bank by customer accounts; mobile insurance concerns EcoSure and Moovah, EcoFarmer, Vaya Technologies Zimbabwe and Maisha Health, among others.
Last week, Econet also scooped the Best (Corporate) Innovation Campaign at the Public Relations and Communication Excellence Awards 2020 hosted by the IPRCZ.
The Econet group and its leadership this year received a number of local and international awards in recognition of the business’ stellar performance and its substantial contribution to various social and economic impact programmes.
These include the prestigious Old Mutual and the Financial Gazette’s Top Companies Award; the COVID-19 Business Hero Award, conferred by the African Business Leadership Awards; the Nedbank Zimbabwe and Alpha Media Holding’s top Sustainability Award for the 2020 Quoted Company’s Survey, and the Distinguished Industry Achievement Award conferred by the International Industrial Engineering and Operations Management Society.

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Econet, Cassava Bag Top Business Awards

EcoCash, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile money platform, is now reaping the rewards of its core system upgrade, with the platform now able to deliver automated and significantly enhanced customer experience to its customers.
Eddie Chibi, the Chief Executive Officer of Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe, the holding company of EcoCash, said the group was focused on enhancing customer experience by leveraging digital innovations to deliver convenient, automated customer solutions. Said Chibi:
<blockquote>We believe that the success of our products and services is driven by the experience of our customers, which enables repeat usage and ultimately customer loyalty.
To that end, our teams have been working hard to roll out various digital innovations to ensure our customers have a hassle-free journey when they use our products and when they interact with our services – especially at this time when the world is struggling to cope with the effects of COVID-19.
The upgrade of our EcoCash platform has helped in this regard in that it added modules to the platform that offer customers extra convenience in a safe and secure environment.</blockquote>
Givemore Jojo, Cassava Smartech’s Chief Commercial Officer, who is in charge of the overall customer experience Cassava Smartech’s business units, said EcoCash was taking advantage of its features-rich platform to improve the experience of its customers and channel partners by deploying end-to-end automation processes. He said:
<blockquote>On our upgraded EcoCash platform we have now been able to activate a number of modules, that offer real convenience to our customers, such as the auto-reversal capabilities for failed transactions when our customers are purchasing ZESA tokens.
This has brought great relief to customers as failed transactions are automatically reversed back into the customers’ wallet in less than 10 minutes.</blockquote>
He said for the customers’ convenience, EcoCash was working closely with its partners Powertel and Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) to educate customers on the purchase of the ‘lifeline’ ZESA tokens, in particular, to dispel the misconception that electricity tokens are only cheaper at the beginning of a calendar month.
(The lifeline tariff is the price of the first 50 units of power that is charged at a base tariff of ZW$1.67 per unit, compared to ZW$3.65 for the next 51-200 units, ZW$9.92 for the next 201-300 units, and ZW$15.57 for over 301 units in a particular month.)
Jojo noted that over 70% of traffic to all EcoCash customer touch-points (shops) was attributed to two human self-induced errors: PIN resets and peer-to-peer transaction reversals, owing to customers mistakenly sending money to the wrong person. Jojo added:
<blockquote>To help address that, we have now launched the EcoCash Web Portal, as well as a USSD solution, which empowers customers to reset their own PIN numbers and to similarly initiate funds reversals. The Web and USSD initiatives are very safe and easy to use.
We are really excited about these self-care initiatives as we can already see the convenience they have begun to offer our customers, in a secure environment.</blockquote>
Customers can use the USSD solution by simply dialling *150#, or they access the EcoCash Selfcare Web Portal by making a once-off registration on https://selfcare.ecocash.co.zw/portal/

EcoCash Reaps Benefits Of System Upgrade As It Automates Key Customer Support Services

Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe (Cassava) has extended its ‘My Ecocash Rewards’ promotion to the diaspora community as a way of bringing smiles to local customers during this festive season.
The promotion, launched at the beginning of last month, rewards EcoCash customers who transact on the platform by awarding them points which are redeemable for actual monetary value, airtime or data at the end of every month.
To date, a million EcoCash customers have already redeemed their points and enjoyed their benefits in the hugely popular promotion, which is running until the end of February 2021.
Givemore Jojo, Cassava Smartech’s Chief Commercial Officer, said his company’s strategic partnership with Cassava Remit UK and EcoCash Remit SA will see customers, who receive funds from the diaspora through these International Money Transfer Operators, enjoying extra rewards through the promotion. He said:
Promoting incoming remittances into Zimbabwe remains one of our strategic areas of focus. As such, customers who receive funds into their EcoCash Foreign Currency Account (FCA) wallets via Cassava Remit and EcoCash Remit earn booster points in the ongoing promotion.
For every US$2 received from the diaspora, a customer immediately gets 1 point – it’s that simple.
Already, thousands of EcoCash customers who received funds from the diaspora in October were rewarded with booster points, which they easily redeem at the end of the month. Said Jojo:
<blockquote>This is over and above the guaranteed United States dollar (US$) cash pick-ups available around the country at all Econet Shops and Steward Bank branches for funds sent from the diaspora.</blockquote>
Jojo added that Ecocash customers are now being served at Express Counters for quick access to their cash at the Econet shops.
In an effort to promote increased foreign currency remittances into Zimbabwe, Ecocash customers who receive international remittances using Cassava Remit and EcoCash Remit also stand a chance to win smart devices in weekly draws. This is in addition to the points they earn from transacting. Jojo said:
<blockquote>Indeed, EcoCash customers who receive diaspora funds have every reason to smile as the promotion recognizes their importance and the critical part they play to the EcoCash business, as well as the economy at large in terms of promoting the use of formal channels to receive money from the diaspora.</blockquote>
Statistics from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe show that the country recorded a 33 per cent increase in diaspora remittances to US$466,2 million as at July 31, 2020, up from US$349,7 million recorded at the same time last year.
Diaspora remittances have proved to be critical to the economy as the country battles to attract significant foreign direct investment.
Jojo said the partnership between Ecocash and Cassava Remit and Ecocash Remit will see increased diaspora remittances in the long term. He said:
<blockquote>As you know Cassava Remit has grown to cover the whole European Union (EU) in addition to the UK, which allows Zimbabweans in Europe to send money home at the lowest transaction fees in the sector of less than 5% per transaction, while their friends and family at home get to enjoy USD cash guaranteed, along with other benefits from the MyEcoCash Rewards.</blockquote>

Cassava Extends ‘My Ecocash Rewards’ To Diaspora Remittances

Cassava Fintech International (CFI) has extended its #African&amp;Talented promotion to November 29, 2020, due to public demand.
The talent show promotion, which seeks to identify and support talent across the continent, was initially launched in September on the Sasai App.
But, according to the company, it has been hugely popular leading to the decision to extend the period of the promotion. Sasai Chief Operating Officer Tapera Mushoriwa said:
<blockquote>Due to public demand, we are extending the #African&amp;Talented show promotion up to November 29.
This means that like we have been doing since the promotion started, we will continue to have 10 winners every week until November 29, and these will be walking away with US$100 each.</blockquote>
Mushoriwa added that 50 young people from countries that include Nigeria, Kenya, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Burundi and South Africa – had already won US$100 each in weekly prices.
Mushoriwa said CFI will announce the competition’s overall US$10 000 winner in early December on the Sasai platform.
Sasai is a uniquely African, all-in-one super App with chat, payments and digital marketplace features.
Although it was developed primarily for Africa by Africans, the App – which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store – is being used in over 180 countries across the world.
As a way of augmenting and enhancing consumer use, CFI recently unveiled an innovative hybrid social media platform called Sasai Moments, which makes it easy for anyone to connect and share memories with family 
and friends on their mobile phones.
It has proved to be an instant hit that inspired the launch of talent promotion.
The #African&amp;Talented promotion has so far seen thousands of young people in Africa showcase their talents on Sasai Moments in the music, dance, poetry, spoken word, drawing, painting, photography, sports, comedy, acting, fashion and beauty categories, as well as an ‘open’ category, allowing entries in categories excluded from the list.
Mushoriwa said it was important for young and talented people in Africa, who do not have a platform to freely express themselves and showcase their talent, to earn a living through their God-given talents. Said Mushoriwa:
<blockquote>We are extending an invitation to all Africans – young and old – to showcase their talent on Sasai Moments, for free.
This is the first digital talent marketplace in Africa, where those who are gifted can showcase their talents and be identified by both regional and international scouts.</blockquote>
Under the #African&amp;Talented campaign, contestants create their own content and post it on Sasai Moments.
In addition, content creators invite their friends and family to like their content as a way of voting for them.

Sasai Talent Promotion Extended Due To Public Demand

Law expert, Advocate Fadzayi Mahere has described the move by the state to search Econet and Cassava offices and seize full subscribers’ details as a “far-reaching breach of privacy.”
Mahere who is also the spokesperson of the opposition MDC Alliance speaks after police, equipped with a search and seizure warrant issued by a Magistrate, on Friday besieged Money Laundering-accused Econet Wireless and Cassava’s main offices in Harare.
Posting on Twitter, Mahere said:
<blockquote>“Full subscriber details” of each user means they have your name, cellphone number, address and all EcoCash records for the relevant period. This is a far-reaching breach of privacy. Imagine what <a data-user-name="PoliceZimbabwe" href="https://twitter.com/PoliceZimbabwe/" rel="noopener user noreferrer" target="_blank">@PoliceZimbabwe</a> can do in this authoritarian environment with such extensive data.</blockquote>
The development comes after the government recently suspended all mobile money operators – Econet’s Ecocash, NetOne’s OneMoney and Telecel’s Telecash, together with the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange on the basis that they were fuelling illegal forex dealing.
This came as the local currency continued to lose value at a paraffin speed on the parallel market, to the displeasure of the state that wanted to convince the public that the reintroduction of the Zimbabwe dollar was the best move to curb inflation and kickstart economic growth.
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/advocatemahere/status/1284223278844981249" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Fadzayi Mahere</a>

Full Subscriber Details: "A Far-Reaching Breach Of Privacy" - Adv Mahere As Police Invade Econet

Econet has been accused of money laundering by the State in the search and seizure warrant below. The State has demanded all the names of customers who subscribed with the network operator since January the 2nd 2020 to the 30th of June 2020.
The State demanded all financial transaction records.
The search warrant which the police were carrying was issued by a Magistrate granting them permission to search the telecommunications giant’s premises and retrieve the data in question.
<blockquote>WARRANT OF SEARCH AND SEIZURE 
Issued In terms of Section 49 (b) and 50(1) (a) of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act (Chapter 9 07) as read with section 288 of the said Act 
TO THE PEACE OFFICERS AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE LAW, PROPER TO THE EXECUTION OF CRIMINAL WARRANTS 
WHERE AS. from information taken upon oath before myself. there are reasonable grounds for believing that ECONET WIRELESS (PVT) LIMITED is in possession or control of documents information or records which are required in order to afford evidence in a criminal docket and that are necessary for the purpose of investigating or detecting a case of Money Laundering as defined in section 8(1)(a) of the Money Laundering and Proceeds of crime Act chapter 9.24: to examine the documents and records and make extracts from and copies of all such documents and records 
Section 50 (1) (a) reads: 
‘ an article referred to in Section forty-nine shall be seized only by virtue of a Warrant issued-
(a) By a Magistrate or Justice of Peace if it appears to the Magistrate or Justice from information on oath that there are reasonable grounds for believing that any such article is in the possession or under the control of any person, or upon or in any premises. within his/her area of Jurisdiction; 
It is therefore directed that ECONET WIRELESS (PTV) LIMITED should within 7 working days provide the following 0 A list of all subscribers/customers both registered and unregistered in the Econet Wireless (Pvt) Ltd database with full subscriber details for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020. 
ii) Summary of transient e-money/airtime credit service posted on the platform through airtime loans for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020. 
ill) All financial statements for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020 showing the entire inflow and outflow monetary transactions. 
These are, therefore, in the State’s name to command you to proceed to ECONET WIRELESS ZIMBABWE therefrom immediately obtain and take into your custody the above-mentioned documents, records. or information take them to a police station or other place of safety until the matter is finalized or until you further receive further orders from Court
Issued In terms of Section 49 (b) and 50(1) (a) of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act (Chapter 9:07) as read with section 288 of the said Act 
TO THE PEACE OFFICERS AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE LAW, PROPER TO THE EXECUTION OF CRIMINAL WARRANTS 
WHEREAS from information taken upon oath before myself, there are reasonable grounds for believing that ECONET WIRELESS (PVT) LIMITED is in possession or control of documents. information or records which are required in order to afford evidence in a criminal docket and that are necessary for the purpose of investigating or detecting a case of Money Laundering as defined in section 8(1)(a) of the Money Laundering and Proceeds of Crime Act chapter 9:2 4:to examine the documents and records and make extracts from and copies of all such documents and records. 
Section 50 (1) (a) reads: -….an article referred to in Section forty-nine shall be seized only by virtue of a Warrant issued-(a) By a Magistrate or Justice of Peace if it appears to the Magistrate or Justice from information on oath that there are reasonable grounds for believing that any such article is in the possession or under the control of any person or upon or in any premises, within his/her area of jurisdiction: 
It is therefore directed that ECONET WIRELESS (PTV) LIMITED should within 7 working days provide the following.. i) A list of all subscribers/customers both registered and unregistered in the Econet Wireless (Pvt) Ltd database with full subscriber details for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020. 
ii) Summary of transient e-money airtime credit service posted on the platform through airtime loans for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020.
iii) All financial statements for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020 showing the entire inflow and outflow monetary transactions. 
These are, therefore, in the State’s name to command you to proceed to ECONET WIRELESS ZIMBABWE therefrom immediately obtain and take into your custody the above-mentioned documents, records or information take them to a police station or other place of safety until the matter is finalized or until you further receive further orders from Court. 
Issued In terms of Section 49 (b) and 5 0(1) (a) of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act (Chapter 9-07) as read with section 288 of the said Act TO THE PEACE OFFICERS AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE LAW, PROPER TO THE EXECUTION OF CRIMINAL WARRANTS 
WHEREAS from information taken upon oath before myself. there are reasonable grounds for believing that ECONET WIRELESS (PVT) LIMITED is in possession or control of documents. information or records which are required in order to afford evidence in a criminal docket and that are necessary for the purpose of investigating or detecting a case of Money Laundering as defined in section 8(1)(a) of the Money Laundering and Proceeds of crime Act chapter 9•24.to examine the documents and records and make extracts from and copies of all such documents and records 
Section 50 (1) (a) reads ‘ an article referred to in Section forty-nine shall be seized only by virtue of a Warrant issued-(a) By a Magistrate or Justice of Peace if it appears to the Magistrate or Justice from information on oath that there are reasonable grounds for believing that any such article is in the possession or under the control of any person. or upon or in any premises, within his/her area of jurisdiction, It is therefore directed that ECONET WIRELESS (PTV) LIMITED should within 7 working days provide the following: 🙂 A list of all subscribers/customers both registered and unregistered In the Wireless (Pvt) Ltd database with full subscriber details for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020. 
ii) Summary of transient e-money/airtime credit service posted on the platform through airtime loans for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020. 
iii) All financial statements for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020 showing the entire inflow and outflow monetary transactions. 
These are, therefore, in the State’s name to command you to proceed to ECONET WIRELESS ZIMBABWE therefrom immediately obtain and take into your custody the above-mentioned documents, records, or information take them to a police station or other place of safety until the matter is finalized or until you further receive further orders from Court CID Asset Forfeiture Unit ER 62/202Q Statement ” 
AFFIDAVIT 
I, Mkhululi Nyoni NR 29-152573 0 58, do hereby make oath and swear that: 
1. I am a Detective Inspector and Officer In Charge CID Asset Forfeiture Unit, Northern Region. I am the Investigating Officer in a case of Money Laundering C/s 8(1) of the Money Laundering and Proceeds of Crime Act 9:24. 
2. I have reasonable grounds to suspect that Econet Wireless (Pvt) Ltd is involved in Money laundering activities in violation of section 8(1) (a) (b) ARW section 8(6) of the Money Laundering and Proceeds of Crime Act (Chapter 9:24). 3. On 9 July 2020, information was received to the effect that during the period extending from 01 January 2020 to 30 June 2020, ECONET WIRELESS (Pvt) Ltd and its subsidiaries have been fraudulently creating and issuing non-attributable and non-auditable individual subscribers merchants briers and agent which they credited with huge sums of money and distributed to their runners through their trust accounts. The runners would in turn buy foreign currency from the black before being externalized. 
4. It is against this background that it is suspected that the accused is laundering the proceeds of crime.
5. I, therefore, apply for the following: -a) A list of all subscribers/customers both registered and unregistered in the Econet Wireless (Pvt) Ltd database with full subscriber details for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020. 
b) Summary of transient e-money/airtime credit service posted on the platform through airtime loans for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020. 
c) All financial statements for the period 2 January 2020 to 30 June 2020 showing the entire inflow and outflow monetary transactions.
 
 
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Police Executing A Search & Seizure Warrant At Econet's And Cassava's Main Offices 

<blockquote>The Econet group has imported 100 000 COVID-19 test kits for use in testing critical target groups such as essential services staff and the elderly and vulnerable, as Zimbabwe enters its seventh week under a national lockdown imposed by the government in efforts to curb the spread of the deadly Coronavirus.
Announcing the development, the group’s Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe CEO Mr Eddie Chibi – whose health business unit, Maisha (which houses MARS Ambulance Services, Maisha Health Fund and Maisha Medik) has been investing in testing solutions – said the group’s commercial entities had partnered with Higherlife Foundation to bring in the much-needed test kits. He said the testing will be conducted by Maisha Testing, a business unit under Maisha.
“We are pleased to announce that we have imported 100 000 COVID-19 test kits to be used for testing our own staff, individuals and corporates across Zimbabwe,” he said. The corporates will pay a fee for the testing of their staff, which can be done on-site or off-site, said Mr Chibi.
To accelerate the testing process, Mr Chibi said Maisha had developed a franchise model, through which service providers approved by the Ministry of Health and Child Care will be issued with testing kits and personal protective equipment (PPE) for free, for them to conduct testing – subject to them fulfilling certain conditions, such as training and information management.
He added that the Group would also be offering FREE testing to certain marginalised communities around the country through its partnership with Higherlife Foundation.
Speaking about the distribution plan of the imported test kits to disadvantaged communities, Higherlife Foundation CEO Dr Kennedy Mubaiwa said the Foundation would be rolling out FREE testing to vulnerable citizens.
“We will be targeting vulnerable groups both in urban high-density and rural locations, as well as to beneficiaries already supported by our Foundation, which includes those in retirement and children’s homes, as well as pregnant women’s shelters,” said Dr Mubaiwa, adding that specific “high-risk groups”, such as the elderly and those with pre-existing conditions, would also be targeted. Mobile testing centres will be set-up in these communities for the citizen’s convenience.
Commenting on the importation of the test kits, Cassava Healthtech Chief Operating Officer, Mr Denver Phiri said investing in testing solutions in order to be able to test, isolate, treat and trace contacts to curb the spread of COVID-19 was a key recommendation of the World Health Organization (WHO).
He said the group’s countrywide testing plan would be achieved through Maisha’s emergency services operational arm MARS, which has 10 bases across the country and 30 critical care ambulances.
“To achieve fairly rapid testing across the country, we will engage the participation of our Maisha Medik network of 600 health service providers, who are already dotted around the country,” Mr Phiri said, adding that</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: Econet & Cassava Import 100,000 COVID-19 Test Kits

Recently launched Econet app, <a href="https://www.techzim.co.zw/2019/07/cassava-econet-launching-sasai-a-chat-and-payments-app-seeking-to-challenge-whatsapp-dominance-in-africa/">Sasai</a>, now has a money remmitances service. The service is offered by the parent company Cassava SmartTech via the app. Users of the app will be charged 2.5% transfer fees.
However, for the first 30 days, the company is not charging anything for transfers in a bid to promote usage.
The money remittted will be sent to EcoCash forex wallets where recipients can use the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/08/22/ecocash-bureau-de-change-will-offer-competitive-rates-ecocash-ceo/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">EcoCash Bureau de Change service</a> feature to convert it to USD.
Said assava Smartech Zimbabwe CEO, Eddie Chibi:
<blockquote>By offering a free promotion, we are trying to create more foreign currency inflows into the country from outside Zimbabwe. We won’t make any money on it for now.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.techzim.co.zw/2019/08/sasai-also-launches-diaspora-remittances-zero-fees-for-30-days/">Techzim</a>

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