Hormuud launches 5G in Somalia
Subscribers will see their connectivity upgrade to 5G at no extra cost in the following locations: Mogadishu, Kismayo, Galkayo and
Credit SUPPLIED MOGADISHU (HOL) — A major technological milestone was reached in Somalia on Thursday as Hormuud Telecom unveiled its 5G services, catapulting the East African nation into a new era of digital connectivity.
The company anticipates an increase in coverage, with 5G services reaching 88% of urban dwellers and approximately 70% of rural communities within a year. The launch of the 5G network promises faster and more reliable internet services, with the company claiming over 80% coverage capability in its initial statement.
Hormuud Telecom is optimistic about the future, citing an existing 4G network that serves 70% of the population. The company anticipates an increase in coverage, with 5G services reaching 88% of urban dwellers and approximately 70% of rural communities within a year.
Despite challenges, including ongoing insurgency and infrastructural needs, the introduction of 5G is seen as a cornerstone for rebuilding and modernization. Hormuud Telecom, leveraging its extensive infrastructure, envisions a cashless economy facilitated by rapid, secure internet access.
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