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The government plans to install more than 300 base stations (boosters) across the country this year to improve connectivity, especially in rural areas.
According to <a href="https://www.africanwirelesscomms.com/news-details?itemid=5650&amp;post=zimbabwe-aims-for-300-more-base-stations-in-2023-701246">African Wireless Communications</a>, the installation and operation of the base stations will be entrusted to NetOne, a State-owned telecoms firm.
This was said by Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services Minister Jenfan Muswere. He said:
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We have sent our team to do mapping and scoping, and we want to make sure that we are connecting the unconnected people.
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He said the initiative is part of the Smart Zimbabwe 2030 master plan which aims to improve connectivity within communities
According to the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) latest statistics for the third quarter of 2022, Zimbabwe has 14.5 million mobile phone subscribers, representing a penetration rate of 95.9%.
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Govt Plans To Install 300 More Base Stations In 2023

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (EWZ) says recurrent power cuts have negatively affected the quality of services that the company offers.
The mobile network operator (MNO) says it will increase investment in alternative energy, such as solar batteries and diesel-powered generators though this requires significant amounts of foreign currency.
In a statement accompanying the firm’s trading update for the third quarter to November 2022, EWZ company secretary, Charles Banda said:
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Due to the unreliable national power grid, the business continues to invest in alternative power solutions in a bid to ensure network availability.
As green energy solutions such as solar and battery storage require significant foreign currency investment, the pace of investment has remained below desired levels, thereby impacting service quality.
The business has also had to continue investing in diesel engine generators in the face of sharp declines in available grid power.
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Most base stations (boosters) run on electricity but of late, MNOs have been forced to rely on diesel generators due to load-shedding and this has increased the cost of doing business.

Load Shedding Affecting Network Availability - Econet

The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) says that it is planning to build 250 base stations in 2018 using proceeds from the Universal Services Fund (USF).
Potraz manager in charge of the USF Hasha Myambo told The Source on Wednesday that only 25 base stations had been built in 2017. He said the cost of a base station differs because of its location. Said Myambo:
<blockquote>The cost of the base station differs because of locations, some are located in hills or steep areas. On average a single base station costs about $400 00 to $500 000. For this year we are looking at constructing about 250 base stations and that will depend on how soon we get the required finances.</blockquote>
As of September 2017, Zimbabwe had 8 278 base stations.
More: <a href="http://source.co.zw/2018/01/potraz-says-to-build-250-base-stations-in-2018/">Source</a>

POTRAZ To Build 250 Base Stations In 2018

NetOne has signed a $71 million funding agreement with Huawei Technologies International of China for the construction of 250 rural base stations. The deal was funded from a concessional loan from China Exim Bank.
NetOne acting chief executive officer Mr Brian Mutandiro represented the company while Mr Albert Yan, the local managing director of Huawei Technologies, signed on behalf of the Chinese telecoms giant. Matandiro said that the deal was part of a 100 day plan. Said Matandiro:
<blockquote>We are grateful to Huawei for this facility. As part of our 100-day plan, we included accessibility to rural communities as a major quick-win and with the signing of this contract, we are happy to say that we will deliver this goal. We want to thank the Government for facilitating this arrangement and it is now for us to deliver.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/netone-huawei-seal-71m-deal/">Herald</a>

NetOne Signs $71 Million Hauwei Deal To Construct 250 Rural Base Stations

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