Tigo Wins the Ookla Award Again

By Guardian Correspondent , The Guardian

Published at 01:32 PM Oct 23 2024

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Photo: Courtesy of Tigo

The Speedtest Awards are presented by the Ookla International Institute, based in the United States, which measures the quality and performance of various mobile networks worldwide, recognizing those that excel.

Tigo, the mobile phone company, has once again won the prestigious Ookla Award (Speedtest Award 2024) for having the fastest internet in Tanzania. This marks the second consecutive year the company has received this honor.

The Speedtest Awards are presented by the Ookla International Institute, based in the United States, which measures the quality and performance of various mobile networks worldwide, recognizing those that excel.

In addition to this accolade, Tigo is celebrating 30 years of service in the country, making this achievement even more special.

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