Angolan operator Unitel has strengthened its 4G network in multiple locations to enhance voice and data services.
In a statement, Unitel announced that it had upgraded its network with 4G technology in the province of Uíge and in Bentiaba, Namibe, improving connectivity for users in these areas.
Providing an update on its network coverage, Unitel revealed that its 2G network currently reaches 100% of municipalities and 52.9% of communes. Meanwhile, its 3G network covers 96.3% of municipalities and 45.9% of communes. The company’s 4G technology is now available in 80.5% of municipalities and 35.0% of communes. As for its 5G network, coverage stands at 5.5% of municipalities and 2.2% of communes.
Unitel stated that its current network coverage provides a “solid foundation” for growth and innovation in 2025. The company pledged to further expand coverage and services this year but did not disclose specific details about its rollout plan.
The Angolan government is currently planning to sell its stake in Unitel as part of broader efforts to privatise the economy.
