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We are thrilled to announce a transformative partnership between RITA Africa (Rise In Tech Africa) and OmniContact BPO Services, a proud subsidiary of Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, the largest provider of telecommunications services in Zimbabwe.
This collaboration brings together the strength of two visionary organisations, united by a common goal — to empower the next generation of African tech professionals with world-class, industry-relevant training and global certification pathways.
About the Partnership
In this strategic alliance:
RITA Africa serves as the official tech training partner, providing cutting-edge, practical training across a diverse portfolio of high-demand tech programs.
OmniContact BPO Services serves as the outreach and distribution partner, leveraging its expansive network within Econet Wireless, its staff, and its customer base across Zimbabwe and other regions to extend access to this premium training opportunity.
Together, we are reaching:
The dynamic workforce of OmniContact
The broader staff of Econet Wireless
Thousands of aspiring tech talents in Zimbabwe and beyond
Training Programs Offered
RITA Africa’s industry-certified training programs include:
- Data Analytics
- Data Science & Machine Learning
- Cybersecurity
- Cloud Computing
- DevOps
- Software Engineering
- Fullstack Web Development
- Digital Marketing
- Digital Creative Design
Each program is crafted to meet global industry standards, equipping learners with job-ready skills and the mindset to compete — and lead — in the global tech economy.
A Mission Beyond Training
This partnership is not just about education — it's about transformation. Together, RITA Africa and OmniContact are:
- Closing the digital skills gap in Africa
- Creating job-ready, globally competitive tech talent
- Inspiring innovation and economic progress across the continent
As we roll out this partnership, we invite policymakers, educators, employers, and learners to witness how collaboration can power the future of Africa’s digital economy.
A Word from the Leadership
"This partnership is a defining moment. We are not just training people — we are building a future where African youth are creators of technology, not just consumers." — Darlington Yeboah Faddams, CEO & Director of Academy, RITA Africa
"OmniContact’s mandate is to create meaningful opportunities through innovation and outreach. Partnering with RITA Africa brings that vision to life in a way that will have a lasting impact on lives and livelihoods." — Otis Tawanda Makahamadze, Chief Operating Officer, OmniContact BPO Services
The Future is African. The Future is Tech.
This initiative is a testament to what is possible when purpose meets partnership. At a time when Africa is brimming with untapped tech potential, this collaboration is a bold step towards unlocking it.
Join us on this journey. Let’s rise together.
Visit RITA Africa @ www.ritaafrica.com, and on all social media platforms.
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