Econet Wireless Limited

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Our Forum article on April 25 contained an incorrect statement about Econet Wireless New Zealand. The article wrongly said funds paid to Econet had been sent offshore. In fact, no money has been sent offshore by Econet Wireless or its part-owner, Hautaki Limited.

Computerworld retracts the statement and apologises for the error.