Digital inclusion efforts in rural African communities have been a focus of interest due to their potential to bridge existing digital divides and enhance socio-economic development. A mixed-methods approach combining quantitative data from surveys and qualitative insights from interviews was employed to assess digital infrastructure availability and user engagement levels. The analysis revealed significant disparities in internet access between urban and peri-urban areas compared to rural settings, with a notable proportion of households lacking basic connectivity. Findings suggest that while overall digital inclusion efforts have shown promise, there are substantial gaps necessitating targeted interventions for equitable access. Recommendations include the development of community-based digital literacy programmes and improved infrastructure investment in remote rural areas to address existing disparities.