MTN Uganda has launched a new internet service called WakaNet Home Internet, aimed at providing high-speed internet access to meet the diverse needs of Ugandans.
The telecom operator’s latest service caters to businesses, remote workers, and entertainment enthusiasts.
According to Somdev Sen, Chief Marketing Officer at MTN Uganda, the WakaNet packages are designed to bridge the digital divide and enable progress in key sectors such as business, medicine, agriculture, and education.
The WakaNet packages include the mobile WakaNet Router offer, which costs US$8 and, includes 30 days of internet access at 10 Mbps, and includes a free router. There’s also the WakaNet Fibre deal, which starts at US$34 for 30 days and provides fibre connectivity at speeds of 10Mbps. Finally, the Prestige Fibre package offers speeds of 60Mbps for 30 days, for US$103.
MTN Uganda, led by CEO Sylvia Mulinge, has shown increasing growth and larger contributions to MTN Group’s market portfolio. In the current reporting period, Africa’s largest telecom carrier said Uganda’s operating company reported good 2023 results and is well-positioned to capitalize on growth opportunities in the country.
