Telecoms

Internet penetration in Uganda has for the past years found maximum support with service providers making data packages more affordable than ever before. MTN cruised on its Gaga offer last year attracting Africell to brace the league before Airtel ignited 2019 with a similar Friday offer.

MTN Uganda has not had a favorable beginning of 2019 since Police deported the company top oficials over national security claims. During a recent meet up at the world economic summit in Switzerland, President Museveni gave a directive to the MTN Group CEO and this was to list on the local exchange market.

MTN has for the past 1 year tried to dominate the internet services industry with many favorable packages introduced every now and then. Well, the latest internet goodie they have for customers is the dual power bank and Mi-Fi router which is able to pump a stable Wi-Fi connection for a very long time

In the year 2017, Bank of Uganda directed all Mobile Money operations in Uganda to be interoperable between the telecommunications companies operating in Uganda. This move was aimed at ensuring that customers from different networks would be able to seamlessly send and receive funds directly across all networks.

Airtel Freaky Fridays, Forget where you've heard the name, the red brand now gives you more minutes and data at the lowest price ever. Guess what? the same way MTN Gaga offers change from per week, Airtel's Freaky Fridays change by the price and data as well to meet the customer standards

Gaga Wednesday bundles have been around for a while now and soon celebrating 1 year as the realest bundles on the market contrary to Africell's Don't be cheated bundles. As 2018 has perished from the glory Valentine day bundle to a permanent Wednesday offer, the bundles have changed overtime provoking users into thinking whether the offer is now a cheat