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(Kaieteur News) – As utility service providers across Guyana urge customers to cut back on usage, One Communications, the country’s largest mobile and telephone service provider is taking a different approach. The company is gearing up to rollout a massive connectivity exercise which will upgrade and expand internet service and provide free handsets for customers to experience greater speed and reliability at no additional cost.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Abraham Smith made the announcement on Friday during an engagement with the media at the company’s office at the Pegasus Suites and Corporate Centre, Kingston, Georgetown.
The initiative forms part of One Communications’ broader investment in building a stronger, faster, and more reliable network capable of supporting the growing demand for modern digital services across Guyana. As older 2G technology is retired, spectrum and network resources are being repurposed to support enhanced LTE services, improved voice quality, better coverage, and faster mobile data experiences.
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