The demand is real, and the POTRAZ data proves it beyond reasonable debate. 16,432,685 active subscriptions. 313,900 terabytes of data consumed in ninety days. 4.65 billion voice minutes traversing ne

400 Gbps. That is what Zimbabwe has: 10,000 Gbps. That is what the country next door has. In five years of tracking this market, I have learned that the most dangerous gaps are not the ones that make

313,900 terabytes. 20.2% growth. 16 million internet subscriptions. These are not performance metrics for a quarterly earnings call. They are evidence of a structural transformation in how Zimbabweans

More SIMs than citizens — Zimbabwe's mobile subscriptions have surpassed 16 million, signalling a nation that isn't just connected, but doubling down on connectivity. For Zimbabwe's small and medium e

Zimbabwe's AI Strategy is the most honest document African tech has produced this decade — Ubuntu-grounded, authentically African, and missing exactly one thing: a funded first move.

New data shows Zimbabwean women are underrepresented across every major social platform and on X the gap is nothing short of alarming. The October 2025 data from Data Reportal and Kepios Analysis serv

The Zimbabwean government has announced that all mobile money transactions valued at under US$5 will be exempt from the Intermediated Money Transfer Tax (IMTT), in a move that offers direct relief to

R8.7 billion. Gone. Not to a smarter competitor but to bad bets, borrowed technology, and a leadership team that confused ambition with strategy. Showmax didn't collapse. It was walked off a cliff.