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By Ross Moyo
Zimbabwe’s fixed voice traffic declined 0.80% to 49.75 million minutes in the third quarter of 2025, as consumers shift to data-centric services. According to the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ), the decline is attributed to increased adoption of digital technologies.
The decline in fixed voice traffic is a testament to the growing demand for data-centric services, with consumers increasingly shifting to mobile internet and OTT platforms.
The regulator continues to work with operators to ensure that consumers have access to quality and affordable mobile services, as the country transitions to a digital economy.
The decline in fixed voice traffic is expected to continue, as consumers increasingly adopt data-centric services and OTT platforms.
Zimbabwe’s mobile sector is poised for further growth, with operators investing in network expansion and upgrades, to meet the growing demand for data-centric services.
The Sector Performance Report highlights the progress made by Zimbabwe’s mobile sector, driven by the growth in mobile internet subscriptions.
Vital progress made by Zimbabwe’s mobile sector, driven by the growth in mobile internet subscriptions is cemented by the Potraz 3rd Quarter report.
Potraz commitment to promoting a competitive and innovative market, ensuring that consumers have access to quality and affordable mobile services is clear even in light of decline in fixed voice traffic which is a positive indicator of Zimbabwe’s growing digital economy, with continued investment and innovation expected in the coming quarters.
Zimbabwe’s mobile sector is expected to play a significant role in the country’s digital transformation, with continued growth and investment expected in the coming quarters.
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