Zimbabwe Deploys 469 New Base Stations in Q2 2025, with 5G
The second quarter of 2025 marked a decisive moment in Zimbabwe''s connectivity journey, with the nation recording a total of 469 new base station deployments across 2G, 3G,
The second quarter of 2025 marked a decisive moment in Zimbabwe''s connectivity journey, with the nation recording a total of 469 new base station deployments across 2G, 3G,
Zimbabwe is rapidly advancing towards widespread 5G connectivity, as new data from the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) reveals a
Efforts to enhance connectivity and network speeds are evident in the continued deployment of advanced infrastructure. The report highlights a significant 53.33% increase in
NetOne, Zimbabwe''s telecom giant, has officially launched its 5G base stations. These aim to deliver lightning-fast Internet speeds and
According to the latest sector performance report by the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWE is accelerating the deployment of modern mobile phone connectivity, after the number of 5G base stations surged from 184 to 252 during the second quarter,
The nation now boasts 120 5G base stations, marking an impressive 48 percent increase in just three months. This rapid expansion signals a commitment to embracing the
HARARE, (CAJ News) – ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe has commissioned over 30 fifth-generation (5G) network sites in the first quarter of 2025.
The report highlights the progress made in mobile telephony infrastructure, with a focus on 5G technology. The number of 5G base stations increased from 81 to 120, while 2G,
According to the latest sector performance report by the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz), the country recorded a
The second quarter of 2025 marked a decisive moment in Zimbabwe''s connectivity journey, with the nation recording a total of 469
NetOne, Zimbabwe''s telecom giant, has officially launched its 5G base stations. These aim to deliver lightning-fast Internet speeds and meet the country''s growing demand for
ZIMBABWE is accelerating the deployment of modern mobile phone connectivity, after the number of 5G base stations surged from 184 to 252 during the second quarter,
While current mobile base station deployment in Zimbabwe shows positive progress, a concerted and sustained drive for more base stations is absolutely essential to
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While Econet maintains its dominance in overall base station infrastructure, the focus on 5G expansion points towards a future with faster and more reliable internet services. The Q1 2025 POTRAZ report paints a dynamic picture of Zimbabwe's telecommunications sector.
The report highlights a significant 53.33% increase in 5G base station deployments, underscoring MNOs' commitment to bringing next-generation connectivity to the country. While Econet maintains its dominance in overall base station infrastructure, the focus on 5G expansion points towards a future with faster and more reliable internet services.
The Q1 2025 POTRAZ report paints a dynamic picture of Zimbabwe's telecommunications sector. While mobile and internet data consumption continues its upward trajectory, driven by evolving consumer habits and the proliferation of smartphones, the financial health of MNOs faces headwinds from declining revenues and rising costs.
This exponential growth underscores the increasing reliance of Zimbabweans on digital platforms for communication, entertainment, and information. Econet led this charge with a 20.68% increase in data traffic, followed by NetOne with 5.23%. Telecel, however, again bucked the trend with an 18.26% decline in data traffic.