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Yesterday, alongside the Executive Commissioner, Technical Services, Engr. Abraham Oshadame, and staff of the ncc.gov.ng, Lagos Zonal Office, I received a delegation of stakeholders from Nigeria’s creative industry — filmmakers, musicians, facilitators, investors, and others — on a courtesy visit. The engagement offered an opportunity for open and constructive...

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This Tuesday's strategic engagement with industry stakeholders in the ICTPCS sector was a dialogue centred on our progress in 2025 and the path forward for Zimbabwe’s digital transformation under NDS2 (2026–2030) and Vision 2030 this 2026. 2025 Milestones presented included the completion of the National AI Strategy and National Cybersecurity Strategy, strengthening our digital governance framework. Significant expansion of digital inclusion initiatives: the Presidential Internet Scheme, Telemedicine Project, Digital Skills Ambassadors Programme, and Community Digital Centres. Notable sector growth, including 14.5% increase in ICT investment and high mobile and Internet penetration. A continued focus on digital skills development, inclusivity, and public-private partnerships as critical drivers towards a fully digital economy by 2030. Stakeholder feedback highlighted the following critical challenges High data costs a major barrier to digital inclusion and adoption. Infrastructure gaps, particularly in rural and underserved communities. Slow progress in local ICT hardware manufacturing (e.g., laptops), affecting affordability, skills development, and industrialisation. As Government we acknowledge these concerns and are committed to ongoing collaboration with fiscal authorities, local government, and industry partners to: Reduce data costs, Improve infrastructure deployment, Accelerate practical, inclusive digital transformation and work on a SI on our approved reduction of fees and levies for the Telecommunications,Postal Courier and whole ICT sector. Special recognition to our key stakeholders, including Tel·One , Econet Wireless, NetOne Cellular, PowerTel Zimbabwe, zarnet Liquid Home Zimbabwe, Dandemutande, Africom,Duty Free Americas,IMC,@ComputerSocietyofZim, @DHLZim @AURAGroup_zw,Zimpost Pvt Ltd POTRAZ Ministry of ICT, Postal & Courier Services - Zim for their unwavering partnership and commitment. The journey to a digitally empowered Zimbabwe is a collective effort. Let’s continue to engage, innovate, and build together. #DigitalTransformation

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