Zimbabwe has launched a nationwide survey to measure digital technology access and usage patterns among its citizens, with data collection scheduled to continue through November 25. The Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency is working alongside the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe to gather information that will shape future policy decisions regarding connectivity and digital inclusion across different regions.
Survey teams will visit selected households to document how Zimbabweans interact with smartphones, mobile internet services, online banking platforms, and electronic government systems. Acting manager for Public Relations and Communication, Roland Chiringa, emphasized that all collected information remains confidential and serves statistical purposes exclusively. The findings will support government efforts to achieve Vision 2030 goals of building an upper-middle-income digital economy while addressing connectivity barriers that separate communities and provinces.
Survey teams will visit selected households to document how Zimbabweans interact with smartphones, mobile internet services, online banking platforms, and electronic government systems. Acting manager for Public Relations and Communication, Roland Chiringa, emphasized that all collected information remains confidential and serves statistical purposes exclusively. The findings will support government efforts to achieve Vision 2030 goals of building an upper-middle-income digital economy while addressing connectivity barriers that separate communities and provinces.
