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Tanzania: In Concert with Private Sector, to Digitalize Mobile Expansion in Rural Areas

Posted On 03 Oct 2019
By : New Africa Daily News, Staff Correspondent
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By Abdul Rahman Suagibu –

Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority, Tanzania
Photo Credit: Tanzania Tourism

NEW AFRICA DAILY  NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- Two-thirds of the country’s population resides in rural areas, where as many rural communities remain less friendly from services enjoyed by their fellow countrymen residing in the city centers. Urban area has traditionally been better serviced by telecommunications services, mobile internet inclusive. This is thus, the hard to access some of these remotes areas to install the necessary mobile towers.

However, the Government – in conjunction with the private sector is committed to give digital inclusion across Tanzania, despite location. They are aware that, connecting Tanzanians in the remote areas, the internet will boost to drive GDP and create new opportunities for the citizens.

In 2016., three telecommunications – Tigo, Airtel and Vodacom – partnered to implement six mobile broadband sites, which provided mobile internet to around 72,000 rural customers.

Through combined efforts, the operators and Government were able to implement more efficient infrastructure expansion solutions. The initiative has been a success; the mobile services have been used by 95% of the addressable market and are widely changing the structure of the market commanded by customers. Changing the structure of the market, for greater consolidation, could be another solution to network expansion through the changing of the structure of the market, for greater consolidation. could be another economical assistance through recommendations will be able to develop more sustainable assistant business models that will encourage more efficient investment. This will make it far easier to invest in expanding services, including into rural areas. Two of our telecommunications have express their interest in merging Tigo Tanzania and Zantel are now reportedly in the final stages of their merger, are that is set to strengthen the telecoms sector nationwide.

Commenting on the merger in an article with Forbes, Tigo’s Managing Director highlighted how Tigo’s merger with its sister company would further improve the services offered to their growing customer base. This was echoed by his Zantel counterpart, noting that both companies are coming together with the goal of driving forward Tanzanian’s development.

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