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NetOne Awards Computer Lab To Good Hope Junior School

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NetOne Awards Computer Lab To Good Hope Junior School

NetOne last week awarded the grand prize for its OneMoney 100% School Fees Back Promotion.

The promotion dubbed “OneMoney 100 percent School Fees Back Promotion”, started on April 22 and run until May 30. The promotion saw the first 100 parents and guardians to pay school fees using OneMoney, getting all their money back into their OneMoney wallets, up to a limit of $350. The promotion also saw 70 parents from Good Hope School winning.

Speaking at the official handover ceremony held at Good Hope Junior School in Chivhu, NetOne’s Mobile Financial Services Managing Director Nkosinathi Ncube said “We came up with the 100 percent back school fees promotion. When we launched it, most parents thought it was a joke. So they phoned their headmasters, their teachers asking if this was a scam and if they could go ahead and pay fees with One Money. Most headmasters were phoning us saying should we say yes or no. we told them to go ahead and pay,”.

Mr. Nkosinathi Ncube said NetOne launched OneMoney to create better lives for Zimbabweans and that the 100% School Fees Back Promotion was a testimony to that agenda.

“As part of prize today, as NetOne, as One Money, we are here to hand over a computer lab and the computer lab comes with a generator. it also comes with five computers and it comes with One WiFI device.  As NetOne this is our way of giving back to you for supporting the community and supporting the beautiful kids we have around,” he added.

The school received several computers, a generator, and a One Fi device.

NetOne renounced its mobile money service on newly-acquired infrastructure which apparently offers better technology as it rebranded from OneWallet to OneMoney. And as of this writing had over 1 million subscribers.

Pardon has been a technology enthusiast his entire life and has spent the better part of last decades in information technology and security, and he writes with an aim to remove some of the "mysticism" from the cyber world. He’s the Editor at Techunzipped. Away from the keyboard, you're likely to find him playing with the latest gadgets or the latest Game.

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