Zimbabwe launches its Smart Zimbabwe 2030 Master Plan to boost internet access nationwide. Minister Tatenda Mavetera announced the initiative at this week's Smart Zimbabwe Conference and Expo 2025 in Harare. The plan establishes eight key sectors spanning government, agriculture, education, cities, and transport systems. Officials will transform these areas through digital tools that serve both rural and urban populations. The Presidential Internet Programme targets 1000 internet hubs across underserved communities and schools.
Dr Patricia Gonde from Lusitania school praised the rural internet focus for bridging community gaps. Middleport Freight representative Mitchel Mutize highlighted the government's commitment to connecting the mining, transport, and agriculture sectors. The conference recognized young Zimbabwean innovators who created innovative solutions for various industries. Officials position digital connectivity as the foundation for achieving Vision 2030. The master plan aims to deliver inclusive socio-economic transformation through access to technology.
Dr Patricia Gonde from Lusitania school praised the rural internet focus for bridging community gaps. Middleport Freight representative Mitchel Mutize highlighted the government's commitment to connecting the mining, transport, and agriculture sectors. The conference recognized young Zimbabwean innovators who created innovative solutions for various industries. Officials position digital connectivity as the foundation for achieving Vision 2030. The master plan aims to deliver inclusive socio-economic transformation through access to technology.
