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SIMBANET (U) Limited: Advancing Uganda’s internet connectivity

By Ashley TangSeptember 11, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • The company is focused on providing high-quality internet services to businesses and individuals in Uganda.
  • SIMBANET’s technology infrastructure is crucial in bridging the digital divide in Uganda.

SIMBANET (U) Limited, founded in 2011, has quickly become one of Uganda’s leading internet service providers (ISPs), offering reliable and scalable internet connectivity to businesses, institutions, and individual consumers. As Uganda continues its march towards digital transformation, SIMBANET plays a significant role in meeting the growing demand for high-speed internet and improved telecommunications infrastructure.

High-quality internet solutions for Uganda

SIMBANET is committed to offering internet services that cater to both urban and rural areas. The company’s internet solutions range from fibre-optic broadband for businesses and large institutions to satellite and wireless internet services for remote areas. By providing a variety of connectivity options, SIMBANET ensures that Ugandans from all walks of life can access reliable internet, which is increasingly seen as a crucial component of everyday life.

In addition to traditional internet services, SIMBANET is known for its bespoke solutions that cater to the specific needs of its customers. This includes customised bandwidth packages and dedicated customer support, ensuring that businesses and individuals receive the best possible service to suit their specific needs.

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Bridging the digital divide

Uganda, like many other countries in Africa, faces significant challenges in achieving widespread internet access. Rural and underserved areas often face limited connectivity options, making it difficult for many Ugandans to take full advantage of the opportunities offered by the internet. SIMBANET has actively worked to bridge this gap by expanding its reach into these areas, using innovative technologies like satellite internet to provide reliable service even in remote locations.

By investing in infrastructure, such as fibre-optic cables and network expansion, SIMBANET is not only meeting the demands of Uganda’s growing internet users but also driving economic development. Improved connectivity has enabled businesses to operate more efficiently, individuals to access education and healthcare information, and the government to implement digital initiatives that enhance public service delivery.

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Ashley Tang

Ashley is a community engagement specialist at BTW Media, having studied Global Journalism at the University of Sheffield. Contact her at a.tang@btw.media.

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