Burundi has made significant progress in expanding its fiber optic infrastructure, reaching 45% coverage in urban regions, which supports faster internet access. The growth of internet users has increased steadily, with 38% of the population actively online, driven by mobile technology and affordable devices. The average broadband speed has improved to 35 Mbps, enhancing access to digital services and e-commerce opportunities.
Despite these advances, rural areas remain underserved, highlighting the need for further infrastructure investment. The internet sector's revenue has grown to $45 million, reflecting increased demand for digital services. Ongoing government initiatives aim to bridge the digital divide, fostering greater inclusion and economic development through improved connectivity and digital literacy programs.