MTN Uganda Doubles internet speeds to 42 Mbps

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MTN Uganda Doubles internet speeds to 42 MbpsPublish Date: Mar 15, 2013

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MTN Uganda has upgraded its internet speeds to 42Mbps from 21.6Mbps, making it the first company in Uganda and one of the very first in Africa to launch this innovation.

This announcement was made on Wednesday 13th March 2013 as the company also announced its successful annual results for the period ending December 2012.

42Mbps is the fastest speed achievable on a 3G+ network, giving MTN customers twice the speed and power to browse the internet.

“This is double the speed that any other mobile operator in Uganda provides and it is the reason we will be considered the data provider of choice in 2013 and beyond,” said Ernst Fonternel, Chief Marketing Officer MTN Uganda. Read full release here

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