Senegal's telecoms regulator (L'Autorite de Regulation des Telecommunications et des Postes, or ARTP) has granted a "provisional" 5G license to Sonatel (Orange Senegal) as the country moves forward with plans to launch the fifth-generation technology.
The launch of commercial 5G by Sonatel comes around seven months after the operator acquired the first 5G operating licence in Senegal from the Telecommunications and Postal Regulatory Authority (ARTP) for $57 million. It's taken a while given the operator first mooted 5G in 2020 and then announced a successful test in December 2021.
Sonatel, which trades as Orange in Senegal through that company's controlling stake, has launched commercial 5G pilot to provide fixed and mobile internet to residential and business customers in the country. The operator has invited prospective customers to see 5G in action at the Orange Digital Center (ODC) in Dakar.
The operator has invited prospective customers to see 5G in action at the Orange Digital Center (ODC) in Dakar. The launch of commercial 5G by Sonatel comes around seven months after the operator acquired the first 5G operating licence in Senegal from the Telecommunications and Postal Regulatory Authority (ARTP) for $57 million.
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With its 5G license, Free can now deploy commercial 5G services in Senegal. The mobile operator had already initiated an ultra-high-speed experimental phase in June 2022 with the
The launch of commercial 5G by Sonatel comes around seven months after the operator acquired the first 5G operating licence in Senegal from the Telecommunications and Postal
Sonatel, which trades as Orange in Senegal through that
Senegal''s telecoms regulator (L''Autorite de Regulation des
Sonatel, which trades as Orange in Senegal through that company''s controlling stake, has launched commercial 5G pilot to provide fixed and mobile internet to residential and business
Senegal''s telecoms regulator (L''Autorite de Regulation des Telecommunications et des Postes, or ARTP) has granted a "provisional" 5G license to Sonatel (Orange Senegal) as the country
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