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More Zimbabweans are on Fixed Wireless Access than Fibre,: 156,000 vs 86 000 Subscribers
By Ross Moyo While most serious businesses have no option but going for fixed fibre due to its versatility and reliability, a bigger ...
The Money Moved MNO Revenue Down 2.36% To ZWG 7.55B, while Capex Up 152% To ZWG 2.73B
By Ross Moyo There is an interesting trend that the telecoms sector has recorded under the POTRAZ ...
NetOne Celebrates President Mnangagwa’s 84th Birthday, Hails Vision Towards Digital 2030
By Ross Moyo NetOne Cellular (Private) Limited has joined the nation in celebrating His Excellency, the President ...
Voice Calls Down 8.38% As Zimbabwens Ditch Airtime For WhatsApp And Data Apps
By Ross Moyo More and more Zimbabweans are ditching traditional calls in favor of data, driven by ...
Infrastructure Rush: 327 New Towers And 13 New 5G Sites Deployed In Q1
By Ross Moyo Zimbabwe’s networks got a major upgrade in the first 3 months of 2026. MNOs ...
“OTHER” APPS Eat Zimbabwe’s Data: TikTok, Netflix And Instagram Drive 15.59% Surge
By Ross Moyo If you thought WhatsApp was king of your data bundle, think again. POTRAZ’s Q1 2026 report shows the category labeled ...
MNO Revenue Falls 2.36% Despite Data Growth, But Operators Double Down With 152% Capex Hike
By Ross Moyo Mobile Network Operators faced a mixed quarter. Total revenue declined 2.36% to ZWG 7.55 ...
Zimbabwe Internet Users Hit 13.9 Million As Broadband Penetration Reaches 85.83% period for Q1 of 2026
By Ross Moyo Zimbabwe’s internet market crossed a new milestone in Q1 2026, with 13,915,839 active subscriptions, ...
Data Boom: Mobile Internet Traffic Jumps 11.85% To 179.33 Petabytes Driven By Video
By Ross Moyo Zimbabweans consumed 179.33 Petabytes of mobile data in Q1 2026, an 11.85% increase from ...
Liquid Leads Internet Access Providers in Zimbabwe with Unrivaled Fibre Market Control
Liquid Intelligent Technologies continues to dominate Zimbabwe’s Internet Access Provider (IAP) landscape, leading the country’s broadband infrastructure, ...
