ANTONY CHAWAGARIRA
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – Utande Internet Services, a rapidly growing telecommunications and internet service provider in Zimbabwe, hosted a stakeholder meeting in Bulawayo today to introduce their services and connect with the local business community.
“Utande is committed to bringing reliable, high-speed internet access to businesses and communities across Zimbabwe,” said Odiel Nkomo, Utande’s regional manager. “Our focus is on empowering entrepreneurs, enabling remote work, and driving digital transformation through our suite of connectivity solutions.”
Utande, founded in 2018, has quickly established itself as a leading internet service provider in the country. Starting with its headquarters in Harare, the company has expanded to several major towns and cities, including Bulawayo, Gweru, Mutare, Beit Bridge and Victoria Falls.
By leveraging the latest fiber-optic and wireless technologies, Utande has been able to deliver internet speeds up to 10 times faster than traditional copper-based connections. This has had a profound impact on businesses, allowing them to embrace cloud computing, video conferencing, and other digital tools that enhance productivity and competitiveness.
“Before Utande came to Bulawayo, our business was really limited in terms of the services we could offer and the way we could communicate with our clients and partners,” said John Moyo, the owner of a local accounting firm. “Now, with Utande’s high-speed internet, we can seamlessly collaborate with colleagues, access cloud-based software, and provide a much more responsive service to our customers.”
In addition to its business offerings, Utande has also made significant investments in expanding internet access to underserved communities. Through strategic partnerships and infrastructure development, the company has brought reliable connectivity to rural areas, enabling access to e-learning, telemedicine, and other essential online services.
“Utande’s expansion across Zimbabwe is a testament to their commitment to digital inclusion and economic empowerment,” said Nkomo. “We are excited to continue working with businesses and communities to unlock the full potential of the digital age.”
As Utande continues to grow, the company’s impact on Zimbabwe’s technology landscape is expected to become even more pronounced, driving innovation, productivity, and economic development in the years to come.
