Dolphin plans fixed wireless internet to reach areas beyond fibre in Zimbabwe
The telecoms group wants to sell broadband to households and businesses that fibre networks do not serve, a move that could add a new revenue stream for the company.
Dolphin Technologies Group is moving to add fixed wireless internet services in Zimbabwe, aimed at households and businesses in areas that fibre networks do not reach. The plan would take the company beyond its mobile virtual network operator business.
The group intends to use fixed wireless access (FWA) technology to extend internet service into locations where fibre and other technologies are unavailable. The rollout targets customers who have struggled to get reliable broadband in areas with limited infrastructure.
The expansion could open a new revenue stream for Dolphin and a larger share of the country's growing demand for internet connectivity.