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Exciting times lie ahead for Sierra Leone as the nation gears up to usher in the era of 5G technology. The introduction of 5G is set to revolutionize the way Sierra Leoneans connect, communicate, and conduct business. The dawn of 5G in Sierra Leone promises to usher in an era of heightened connectivity, creativity, and innovation.
The introduction of 5G technology in Sierra Leone is a remarkable step toward embracing the digital age. It has the potential to boost economic growth, improve education, healthcare, and governance, and connect people like never before.
Spearheading this monumental transformation is Mr. Amara Brewah, the Director-General of the National Telecommunications Authority (NaTCA). Under his visionary leadership, the nation is witnessing an unparalleled leap in its telecommunications landscape. Within a span of merely three months, the two leading mobile operators, Orange and Africell, have integrated 5G, a testament to the proactive collaborative environment nurtured by the NaTCA under the leadership of DG Amara Brewah.
The close collaboration among mobile network giants with the office of the NaTCA Director-General, Amara Brewah has paved the way for significant investments in state-of-the-art technology and equipment. Although there are murmurs of impending tariff increases, the general sentiment remains optimistic. The positive advancements in the quality of the internet service promise to deliver value that would make a reasonable increase in tariff costs bearable.
So it’s good news. Now the big question is we can’t have access to even 20mp/s speed download with the current network status. I am wondering what are the possibilities of us having 10 to 20 GB speed.