---
title: "Zimbabwe MCC/MNC codes"
country: "Zimbabwe"
iso: "ZW"
region: "Africa"
mcc: ["648"]
networks: 3
technologies: ["2G", "3G", "4G"]
canonical: "https://mcc-mnc.org/countries/zimbabwe"
---

# Zimbabwe: mobile networks, MCC and MNC codes

Zimbabwe (ISO ZW) uses the Mobile Country Code **648** and has 3 mobile networks listed, in [Africa](https://mcc-mnc.org/regions/africa.md). Between them they run 2G, 3G and 4G.

## Mobile networks

| MCC | MNC | PLMN | Network | Operator | TADIG | Technologies | Measured cells |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 648 | 01 | 64801 | [Net One](https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/648_01.md) | Net*One Cellular (Pvt) Ltd | — | 2G, 4G | 45 |
| 648 | 03 | 64803 | [Telecel](https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/648_03.md) | Telecel Zimbabwe (PVT) Ltd | ZWEN3 | 2G | 27 |
| 648 | 04 | 64804 | [Econet](https://mcc-mnc.org/networks/648_04.md) | Econet Wireless | ZWEET | 2G, 3G, 4G | 10,510 |

## Cell towers

OpenCelliD has measured **10,582** cells in Zimbabwe (as of 2026-09-27): GSM 4,353, UMTS 6,114, LTE 115. Another 1 cells sit on 1 MCC/MNC pairs this database doesn't list.

Cell data from OpenCelliD (https://opencellid.org), licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.

## About Zimbabwe

Hey there, fellow traveler! If Zimbabwe is on your radar, you're in for a visual treat with its stunning landscapes and amazing wildlife. Now, if you’re anything like me, figuring out how to stay connected while exploring is a top priority. I mean, how else are you going to show off your epic photos of Victoria Falls on social media? That’s where eSIMs come into play. For about nine bucks, you can snag a 1GB eSIM that's good for a whole week. Not too shabby, right? Perfect for those quick online updates while you're enjoying a night market in Harare or snapping shots of the colorful local crafts in Bulawayo.

And let’s be honest, when you’re trekking through the Great Zimbabwe ruins or visiting Hwange National Park to see elephants, you don’t want to run into the dreaded “this page requires data” message. If you’re planning to be there for a little longer, there's also a nifty option for 6GB that lasts 15 days for about 25 dollars. Honestly, I remember the feeling of browsing local dining options on my phone as I sat down to enjoy some delicious sadza and stew. Using an eSIM in Zimbabwe is not just convenient; it’s almost a necessity if you want to really immerse yourself in the experience without losing touch with the outside world. Just don’t forget to keep your phone charged between those adventures!

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