MTN Uganda has stepped up big time for Ramadan, rolling out some seriously cool connectivity and community support initiatives for Muslim customers. The telecom giant is making sure people stay connected during the holy month with sweet Ramadan bundles that work overnight from 11 PM to 7 AM. Customers can snag voice-only, data-only, or combo packages by dialing *100*30#, using the myMTN App, or tapping into the MoMo App.
The bundles come at wallet-friendly prices. A voice-only package costs 500 Ugandan shillings, data-only packages cost 1,000 shillings, and the combo deal costs 1,500 shillings. But MTN's not just about keeping phones buzzing; it's also spreading serious love through community support programs that reach way beyond basic connectivity.
MTN Prestige and MTN MoMo are leading charity efforts across Uganda, touching lives in refugee settlements, prisons, and widow communities. They're dropping relief packages everywhere from Masanafu to Kawempe, supporting Sudanese communities, prison populations, and multiple widow groups. The goal is pure and simple: make sure nobody gets left behind during Ramadan.
Top MTN executives are fired up about making a difference. Mackinnon Kabarole, the Acting Chief Marketing Officer, stressed how Ramadan represents faith, sacrifice, and unity. Richard Yego from MTN MoMo emphasized collective responsibility, highlighting how their handover programs ensure families access essential supplies during this spiritually significant time. Their Ramadan campaign even includes chances to win fully paid trips to Mecca and shopping vouchers worth 100 million Ugandan shillings.
The bundles come at wallet-friendly prices. A voice-only package costs 500 Ugandan shillings, data-only packages cost 1,000 shillings, and the combo deal costs 1,500 shillings. But MTN's not just about keeping phones buzzing; it's also spreading serious love through community support programs that reach way beyond basic connectivity.
MTN Prestige and MTN MoMo are leading charity efforts across Uganda, touching lives in refugee settlements, prisons, and widow communities. They're dropping relief packages everywhere from Masanafu to Kawempe, supporting Sudanese communities, prison populations, and multiple widow groups. The goal is pure and simple: make sure nobody gets left behind during Ramadan.
Top MTN executives are fired up about making a difference. Mackinnon Kabarole, the Acting Chief Marketing Officer, stressed how Ramadan represents faith, sacrifice, and unity. Richard Yego from MTN MoMo emphasized collective responsibility, highlighting how their handover programs ensure families access essential supplies during this spiritually significant time. Their Ramadan campaign even includes chances to win fully paid trips to Mecca and shopping vouchers worth 100 million Ugandan shillings.
