Zimbabwe drops four places to 14th out of 29 countries in Africa’s latest Digital Rights and Inclusion ranking, according to the 2025 assessment cited by both outlets. The ranking is presented as part of the “Digital Rights and Inclusion in Africa Report,” also referred to as Londa.

Both articles say the report covers 29 African countries across Central, East, North, South and West Africa. While the outlets provide the same core placement information—Zimbabwe’s move to 14th and the four-place decline—there are no additional country-specific results or explanations for the ranking change included in the provided summaries. The difference between the sources is mainly presentation: one frames the story with an Africa-wide ranking focus, while the other reproduces the same information as part of a broader syndication listing.