The overwhelming capacity demand for Starlink in Zimbabwe highlights the challenges faced by existing ISPs, who are now forced to improve their services due to competition. Users in Zimbabwe and other regions, such as Kenya, report that Starlink has prompted local ISPs to improve bandwidth offerings while keeping costs the same or even increasing speeds significantly. The competitive pressure from Starlink has led ISPs to reassess their infrastructure and pricing structures. However, the high costs of current services and problems with fiber cuts have made Starlink an attractive option for many. The trend seems to suggest that competition from innovative solutions like Starlink could lead to improvements in internet access not just in Zimbabwe, but globally, particularly in areas with poor service.