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A former telecommunications operator that provided mobile services in Uganda.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

Africell Uganda was the Ugandan mobile telecommunications brand operated by the Africell group. During its time in the market, it provided mobile voice, messaging and data connectivity services and competed with operators including MTN Uganda and Airtel Uganda. The brand later discontinued its Ugandan telecommunications operations and exited the market in 2021. Publicly verifiable information available for this entry is limited, so no further claims are made about subscriber numbers, financial performance or network coverage.

History

Africell Uganda was the Ugandan mobile telecommunications operation established by the Africell group. After entering the market, the brand used the group’s experience in other African markets to provide mobile communications and data services to Ugandan consumers. Uganda’s telecommunications market was highly competitive, with major operators including MTN Uganda and Airtel Uganda. After several years of operation, Africell announced its withdrawal from Uganda and discontinued local telecommunications services in 2021. Following the shutdown, existing customers and communications demand were served by other operators in the Ugandan market. Reliable public information about the company’s exact founding date, investment scale, subscriber base and network technology development is limited, so those details are not added here.

  • 2021

    Exit from the Ugandan market

    Africell Uganda ceased providing mobile communications services in Uganda, ending its local operations.

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A mobile communications operator serving consumers and business users in Uganda

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