TTCL Commended by Freedom Light Race for Advancing Digital Access in Tanzania
The project in Sikonge is part of TTCL's larger strategy to extend the national communication network to all parts of the country, ensuring that both urban and rural Tanzanians can access the opportunities of the digital world.
The Tanzania Communications Organization (TTCL) has been recognized by the Freedom Light Race (Mwenge wa Uhuru Race 2025) for its efforts in providing communication services across the country. This recognition is a show of support for the Sixth Phase Government’s agenda of creating a Digital Tanzania.
The leader of the National Mwenge Race, Brother Ismail Ali Ussi, offered the commendation during a foundation stone laying ceremony for the construction of the National Mkongo Station in the Sikonge District of Tabora Province. In his statement, Brother Ussi said,
“We congratulate TTCL for the great work they are doing in connecting Tanzanians through good communication services. This center will be an important catalyst for social and economic development.”
– Brother Ismail Ali Ussi, Leader, National Mwenge Race
The project in Sikonge is part of TTCL’s larger strategy to extend the national communication network to all parts of the country, ensuring that both urban and rural Tanzanians can access the opportunities of the digital world.
Representing TTCL, Mr. Charles Msoma, the Business Manager of Tabora Province, stated,
“This station is part of TTCL’s mission to ensure quality communication services reach every Tanzanian wherever they are.”
– Mr. Charles Msoma, Business Manager of Tabora Province, TTCL
The foundation stone laying ceremony is intended to not only acknowledge TTCL’s efforts but also to encourage the local community to make full use of the new infrastructure for their own development.
