Angola maps out telecommunications antennas
The Angolan Communications Institute (INACOM) started a register of the country’s existing telecommunications infrastructures in order to check their compliance with national and international technical standards and update its database in Angola. Angola telecommunications antennas
The register also aims to identify open technical infrastructures for sharing them between telecommunications operators, according to the “regulation on the legal regime applicable to infrastructures capable of hosting Electronic Communications Networks that can be shared by electronic communications operators.
Speaking to the press at the end of the field activity, Joaquim Muhongo, an INACOM technician, explained that the registration started Friday in Luanda and will extend throughout the country, also aiming to know how many exist and where they are located.
According to the technician, this process aims to rationalize investment in electronic communications, avoiding unnecessary duplication or allowing investment to be channeled into extending coverage to areas not yet covered by the improvement in service.
He also stressed that the regulation on electronic communications networks that can be shared by electronic communications operators ensures a better price and quality relationship for the final consumer of electronic communications. Angola telecommunications antennas
Angola telecommunications antennas
Angola’s telecommunications industry is growing, with a focus on expanding access to mobile and internet services across the country. The government of Angola has taken steps to encourage investment in the sector, including awarding new licenses to operators and promoting public-private partnerships. Major players in the Angolan telecommunications market include Angola Telecom, Movicel, and Unitel. Despite significant progress, the industry still faces challenges such as limited infrastructure, high costs, and a need for greater investment in rural areas.
Angola roaming
Angola Telecom, Movicel, and Unitel. These operators offer roaming services that allow their customers to use their mobile devices while traveling abroad. Customers can choose from a variety of roaming packages that offer voice and data services at competitive rates.
However, coverage and network quality can vary greatly depending on the destination and the roaming partner of the Angolan operator. It is recommended that customers check with their operator before traveling to ensure they have the best roaming experience.
Overall, while roaming services in Angola are improving, they still have room for improvement, particularly in terms of network coverage and the cost of roaming services. Nevertheless, the availability of roaming services is important for customers who need to stay connected while traveling, and it is an important aspect of the country’s telecommunications industry.
