MTN Uganda, the leading telecommunications provider in Uganda, has expanded its WakaNet Home Internet offerings, aiming to cater to the diverse needs of Ugandan households. These new packages prioritize delivering high-speed internet access across the country, reflecting MTN’s dedication to fostering connectivity and progress in various sectors.
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The refreshed WakaNet lineup offers attractive value for customers. The “WakaNet Router” package, priced at UGX 130,000 (approximately USD 35), includes a free router and provides users with a solid 10Mbps internet connection for 30 days. Similarly priced at UGX 130,000, the “WakaNet Fiber” option guarantees reliable internet with 10Mbps speeds for a month.
For users with more demanding internet requirements, MTN introduces the “Prestige Fiber” package. This premium offering caters to businesses, remote workers, and entertainment enthusiasts by delivering lightning-fast 60Mbps speeds on WakaNet Fiber for 30 days at UGX 395,000 (approximately USD 107). This investment in high-speed internet allows users to stay connected and maintain productivity without limitations. From the table below, there has been an increase in pricing, reduction in volume, and removal of bundles when compared to the service when it first launched in August 2021.
| New Price (UGX) | New Volume | Price (UGX) | Volume |
| 130,000 | 10 GB | 55,000 | 20GB |
| 395,000 | 60 GB | 85,000 | 40GB |
| 170,000 | 85GB | ||
| 335,000 | 195GB |
Somdev Sen, MTN Uganda’s Chief Marketing Officer, expressed enthusiasm about the enhanced WakaNet offerings. He stated, “At MTN, we believe everyone deserves access to reliable and high-speed internet, irrespective of their location or usage demands. These latest WakaNet packages solidify our commitment to bridging the digital divide and driving progress in crucial sectors like business, medicine, agriculture, and education.”
Beyond the new internet offers, MTN plans to deploy dedicated marketing teams in select areas. These teams will assist individuals in connecting to the “Unstoppable Network” through WakaNet.
