- SCPT CEO Sandra Tshibonge Mbiye met with Vital Kamerhe, President of the National Assembly, to discuss the company’s future projects and the provision of internet via fibre optics.
- A partnership is in progress for SCPT to provide internet services to the National Assembly, with strong support from its leadership.
On July 17, 2024, Sandra Tshibonge Mbiye, CEO of the Société Congolaise des Postes et Télécommunications (SCPT), met with Vital Kamerhe, President of the National Assembly, to discuss the state of the company and its future plans. The meeting centred around the SCPT’s ongoing projects and its proposal to provide internet services to the Assembly.
Strategic meeting between SCPT and National Assembly
During the meeting, SCPT CEO Sandra Tshibonge Mbiye presented an overview of the company’s current operations and long-term vision. She proposed that SCPT supply the National Assembly with internet connectivity through its fibre optic network, a suggestion that was well-received by President Vital Kamerhe. Kamerhe expressed his support for the initiative, highlighting the importance of enhancing the company’s capabilities and promising to advocate for SCPT at the highest levels of government, including with the President and Prime Minister. A partnership agreement between SCPT and the National Assembly for internet service provision is expected to follow.
“Our collaboration with the National Assembly marks a significant step forward in strengthening SCPT’s role in the digital transformation of the country.”
Sandra Tshibonge Mbiye, CEO, SCPT
About SCPT
SCPT is the leading provider of postal and telecommunications services in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The company offers a variety of services, including postal delivery, telecommunications, and internet solutions through fibre optics. With a focus on modernising its infrastructure and expanding its digital footprint, SCPT plays a pivotal role in connecting communities across the country.
