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By Ross Moyo
Zimbabwe’s internet penetration rate has reached 82.87%, driven by significant growth in mobile data traffic. According to the 3rd Quarter Sector Performance Report released by POTRAZ, mobile internet/data traffic increased by 10.72% from 130.14 Petabytes to 144.09 Petabytes.
The report attributes the growth in mobile data traffic to increased demand for online services and digital connectivity. Fixed internet/data traffic also saw a robust growth of 18.39% from 372.4 Petabytes to 440.9 Petabytes.
The growth in internet penetration is a positive indicator of Zimbabwe’s growing digital economy. The regulator continues to work with operators to ensure that consumers have access to quality and affordable internet services.
The increasing adoption of digital technologies in Zimbabwe is driving demand for internet services, and this trend is expected to continue. The sector’s growth is a testament to the resilience and growth potential of Zimbabwe’s internet sector.
Zimbabwe’s internet sector is poised for further growth, with operators investing in network expansion and upgrades. The report’s findings highlight the significant progress made by Zimbabwe’s internet sector, with mobile data growth leading the charge.
The future looks bright for Zimbabwe’s internet sector, with continued growth and investment expected in the coming quarters. The regulator remains committed to promoting a competitive and innovative market.
The growth in internet penetration is expected to drive economic growth, as more people access digital services and online opportunities. Zimbabwe’s internet sector is expected to play a significant role in the country’s digital transformation.
Overall, the 3rd Quarter Sector Performance Report highlights the significant progress made by Zimbabwe’s internet sector, with mobile data growth driving the increase in internet penetration.
The sector’s growth is a positive indicator of Zimbabwe’s digital future, with continued investment and innovation expected in the coming quarters.
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