Safaricom expands network to Gambella

Safaricom Ethiopia brings 4G connectivity to Gambella City, boosting education, infrastructure, and investment potential in the region. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Safaricom Telecommunications Ethiopia PLC has officially launched its network in Gambella City and surrounding areas, marking a major milestone in its mission to provide fast 4G data connectivity across Ethiopia

Safaricom Ethiopia’s CEO, Wim Vanhelleputte, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to expanding its footprint in the country, expressing excitement about welcoming Gambella into the 07 Family.

Alemitu Oumud, president of the Gambella Region, underscored the transformative effects of enhanced infrastructure on the region’s social and economic progress.

“We commend Safaricom Ethiopia for its role in creating jobs, enhancing connectivity, and positioning Gambella as an attractive destination for investment,” remarked Oumud.

As part of its dedication to fostering digital education, the company donated 20 laptops and 4 routers with six months of free internet to two high schools in Gambella City. This initiative aims to promote digital literacy and broaden educational opportunities for the region’s youth.

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