Celtel International, a leadingpan-African mobile telecommunications group, Wednesday announced the launch of One Network, the first ever borderless mobile network in the world that will connect customers in East Africa without roaming call surcharges.
The network allows Celtel customers in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda to move freely across geographic borders without roaming call surcharges and without having to pay to receive incoming calls.
“From today, all Celtel`s East African customers, both prepaid and post-paid, will be able to use this service. They can make calls at local rates, receive incoming calls free of charge and top-up their pre-paid phones with locally-bought airtime cards,” the company announced in a statement released here Wednesday.
Alternatively, Celtel`s prepaid customers will be able to top up their accounts with airtime cards they have brought from their home networks, whether in Kenya, Tanzania or Uganda.
“The One Network service is automatically activated upon crossing the geographic border into another of the three countries, with no prior registration required or sign-up fee charged,” the firm said.
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