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Uganda Telecom strengthens connectivity and enterprise services

By LynSeptember 1, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • Uganda Telecom delivers mobile, fixed-line and enterprise ICT services nationwide.
  • The company is modernising infrastructure to meet rising demand for reliable digital services.

Uganda Telecom Ltd builds nationwide communication services

Uganda Telecom Ltd (UTL), also known as Uganda Telecommunications Corporation Limited, is one of the country’s long-standing telecom providers. According to its LinkedIn profile, the company provides mobile voice, internet, fixed-line and enterprise services to both corporate clients and government institutions. With a focus on bridging communication gaps, Uganda Telecom has played a key role in keeping Ugandans connected for decades.

Its services include mobile and fixed internet, broadband connectivity, enterprise networking, and data centre support. Uganda Telecom also works with government and business clients to provide secure ICT solutions that meet national and corporate requirements. As demand for broadband continues to rise, the company is investing in modernising infrastructure, expanding fibre coverage and strengthening its role as a trusted national operator.

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Uganda Telecom Ltd adapts to industry challenges and innovations

Uganda’s telecom industry has grown quickly in recent years, yet several challenges remain. Infrastructure investment is costly, rural and remote areas are still underserved, and operators face constant pressure to keep services affordable. Cybersecurity threats and the need for better quality of service further add to the sector’s complexity.

Uganda Telecom responds to these challenges through network expansion and partnerships that focus on delivering improved access and reliability. It is working to extend broadband availability and support the country’s digital economy through enterprise and government-focused solutions. Industry trends such as mobile money, cloud adoption, and 5G readiness are also shaping Uganda’s telecom landscape. Uganda Telecom’s efforts to upgrade infrastructure and provide secure, scalable services place it in a strong position to adapt to these developments. By bringing together mobile services, enterprise ICT solutions and long-standing national expertise, Uganda Telecom Ltd remains a key player in Uganda’s communications sector. Its continued investments are helping drive the country’s digital transformation while supporting both everyday users and large institutions.

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Lyn is a reporter at BTW Media. Story ideas and collaboration requests can be sent to l.song@btw.media.

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