Tanzania's mobile phone penetration hits over 90 pct

Tanzania's mobile phone penetration hits over 90 pct

Numbers do not lie, Giants wa simu in SSA ni Nigeria ,South Africa na Kenya nyinyi wengine mko kwa others. JARIBU KUTULIA. Kumbe unajua Turkana mimi TZ najua DAR tu.
Unaijua dar alone? Acha uongo, labda useme umefika dsm tu.
 
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Kenya is dreaming of such a broadband network!
 
Halotel coverage

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Vietnamese Mobile Operator Halotel Announces 90% Coverage Of Tanzania By End Of 2016 TOPICS:Mobile JANUARY 23, 2016 Viettel Group (Viettel), a Vietnamese state-run mobile network operator, has recently announced that 90% of Tanzania’s population will be covered with 3G services by end of 2016. The total coverage is up from the 81% announced by the company in November, 2015, after it deployed its optical cable network for a total length of 18,000 km and more than 3,000 base transceivers stations (BST) throughout the country. With the network already established, Viettel which operates in Tanzania under the brand Halotel plans to provide 1,500 more villages with 3G services to double its reach to a total of 3,000 across the country’s all 26 regions. The company invested nearly USD 1 billion – TZS 2 trillion – during most of 2015 to deploy its network and ensure that the sign is strong and smooth at any time and place to serve Tanzania with reliable telecommunications services and support rural areas to connect with the rest of the country, explained Viettel’s Deputy Managing Director, Mr. Le Van Dai. The company is committed with the development of Tanzania’s telecommunications sector and will keep investing in additional transmission lines to raise quality and availability of the service, Mr. Le Van Dai added. Tanzania, the fourth country in Africa where the Viettel has presence after Mozambique, Burundi and Cameroon, count with the largest population and one of the most rapid growth in mobile subscribers, the company indicates. According to Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) latest statistics, the number of mobile subscribers has grown from below 1,000,000 in 2002 to nearly 36,000,000 in September, 2015 with a market penetration of 77%. RELATED: Tanzania 4G Mobile Operator Launches SuperClear Voice Over LTE Services From the total mobile subscribers, approximately 85% were using 2G connections while only 2.53 million people were using either 3G or 4G in 2014 representing 4.9% of Tanzania’s total population against an average of 19.2% in the Sub Saharan region and 40.7% in the world according to World Bank. Viettel became the 7th mobile operator in Tanzania after Vodacom, AirTel, Tigo, Benson (Smart Telecom), ZanTel, and TTCL with the first four offering 4G services.

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Mkuu usimbishie, hivi vitu vipo vinachangiwa na level ya elimu ya mtu, access ya kupata news e.t.c. Kuna watu wako nyuma sana hasa vijijini. Most likely that guy is a small farmer in a small village in Kenya.
 
Mkuu usimbishie, hivi vitu vipo vinachangiwa na level ya elimu ya mtu, access ya kupata news e.t.c. Kuna watu wako nyuma sana hasa vijijini. Most likely that guy is a small farmer in a small village in Kenya.
You know you are dumb when you think farming is an uncivilized career.
 
Mkuu usimbishie, hivi vitu vipo vinachangiwa na level ya elimu ya mtu, access ya kupata news e.t.c. Kuna watu wako nyuma sana hasa vijijini. Most likely that guy is a small farmer in a small village in Kenya.
Very primitive thinking. Must be a primitive person this one
 
Tanzania's mobile phone penetration hits over 90 pct
Source: Xinhua 2018-07-12 01:48:29

DAR ES SALAAM, July 11 (Xinhua) -- At least 94 percent of Tanzanians are using mobile phone communication services, a senior government official said on Wednesday.

Atashasta Nditiye, the Deputy Minister for Works, Transport and Communication, said: "We are working to ensure the remaining 6 percent of people get the service in the near future."

He was speaking at a seminar for members of the Standing Parliamentary Committee for Infrastructure organized by the government's Universal Communications Service Access Fund (UCSAF) in the commercial capital Dar es Salaam.

However, the deputy minister said over 70 percent of the country's population of about 54 million people have not been connected to Internet services.

"There were only 17.3 million people connected to Internet services by 2015," said Nditiye, adding that the communication sector was growing annually, making enormous contribution to the national income.

He said UCSAF was working to improve internet services at public schools where it has managed to connect more than 250 schools countrywide.

He said Internet services at public schools will partly solve challenges related to shortage of teachers as students will be learning online.

UCSAF was established with a view to promoting universal access to information and communication technology services in Tanzania.

It is also responsible for enabling accessibility and participation by communication operators in the provision of communication services with a view of promoting social-economic development of the rural and urban population.

Tanzania's mobile phone penetration hits over 90 pct - Xinhua | English.news.cn

According to TCRA, as at March 2018, mobile phone penetration in Tanzania is 78% while internet penetration is at 45%.
According to CA, as at mobile phone penetration is at December 31st, mobile phone penetration in Kenya was at 94% and internet penetration stood at 75%.

TCRA Report - https://www.tcra.go.tz/images/documents/telecommunication/TelCom_Statistics_March_2018.pdf
CA Report - http://www.ca.go.ke/images/downloads/STATISTICS/Sector Statistics Report Q2 2017-18.pdf
 
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