ZebraNet Botswana internet and hosting services

ZebraNet Botswana internet and hosting services is profiled by BTW Media because published evidence links it to internet infrastructure, governance, operational dependencies, or market visibility.

• Offers broadband, hosting, domains and data services
• Holds Botswana VAN licence and is citizen owned

Services provided by ZebraNet Botswana

ZebraNet Botswana has operated since 2012. It is based in Gaborone and holds a VAN licence issued by the Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority. The company is majority citizen owned, with 51 per cent local ownership. ZebraNet provides broadband internet using fibre and wireless infrastructure. It also offers data services to residential and commercial users. The company provides domain name registration and web hosting services. It supplies cloud-based applications and email platforms to business users.

ZebraNet serves clients in sectors such as education, government, commerce and non-profit. It aims to offer reliable internet and digital communication tools. The firm employs technical staff and also trains interns and recent graduates. It works with national bandwidth providers and collaborates with the national fibre network. The company is a member of industry associations and connects to the local internet exchange point. It positions itself as a service provider supporting digital development within Botswana.

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Infrastructure and Network Operations at ZebraNet Botswana

ZebraNet Botswana manages its network infrastructure across Gaborone and nearby regions. It maintains fibre loops and wireless links for business and residential clients. It supports office networking by setting up core connectivity for main offices and branches. The company installs routers, switches and other networking gear. It also provides software support, including server hosting and mail systems. ZebraNet runs a 24/7 technical support desk and monitors network issues daily. It assigns engineers to client sites and uses structured processes for troubleshooting.

The company tracks service quality through performance reports and uptime logs. It takes part in local connectivity projects and provides free internet access in selected schools and public spaces. It also supports community groups through donated hosting and wireless coverage. ZebraNet uses both internal teams and local contractors to deliver services. It adjusts service offerings based on client needs and local coverage. The company’s infrastructure supports long-term service expansion and digital access initiatives.