The additional masts are part of the growing physical and virtual infrastructure of Airtel’s 100% 4G network that covers the country border to border.
KAMPALA – Airtel Uganda has switched on 29 new masts in 12 districts countrywide.
The additional masts are part of the growing physical and virtual infrastructure of Airtel. The network supports the delivery of affordable data, voice, and financial services across the country.
The 12 districts include Kampala, Hoima, Kabarole, Jinja, Bushenyi, Luwero, Gulu, Mbarara, Moroto, Wakiso, Rukungiri, and Isingiro.
Airtel as a technology enabler, has supported the country’s digitization agenda as envisaged in the Uganda vision 2040. The telecom boasts a growing network of over 2500 masts that are 5G ready, and an expanding fiber network across the country, especially in the Capital City.
The new sites improve lives of the customer and catalyze the empowerment of small and medium-sized enterprises to access affordable voice, data, and financial services without differentiation.
The new sites will enable the expansion, adoption, and usage of ICTs in transformative sectors such as education, health, and agriculture across the country. Farmers can now access agricultural information to improve their farm productivity, and teachers and students are able to use online platforms to teach and expand their learning experiences. Business owners can utilize the voice, airtel money, and data options on Airtel to operate their businesses more efficiently.
While commissioning the latest towers the Networks Director, Mr. Agarwal Rajesh, expressed gratitude to the Towers partners like ATC and Ubuntu involved in this project. “Under the Parish Development Model, the country is focused on transforming the parishes and creating opportunities for the people. Airtel Uganda is pleased to support these efforts by building and deploying a Smartphone Network that is complementary to these efforts” Rajesh concluded.
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