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MTN Rolls Out 5G, Revolutionizing Connectivity in Benin and Congo-Brazzaville

MTN Group is pleased to announce the official commercial launch of 5G networks in Benin and the Republic of Congo, reflecting our commitment to delivering leading digital solutions for Africa’s progress and enabling the benefits of a modern connected life for all.

The deployment of this revolutionary technology represents a significant step in transforming how communities and businesses across Africa connect, innovate and grow. Beyond dramatically faster speeds and lower latency, 5G is a catalyst for meaningful progress, offering new opportunities in education, healthcare, manufacturing, agriculture and entrepreneurship.

By accelerating digital and financial inclusion, MTN is working to ensure that technology serves as a force for good across the continent.

MTN Group Chief Technology and Information Officer Mazen Mroue said: “The launch of 5G in Benin and Congo-Brazzaville underscores MTN’s role in shaping the digital future of Africa. 5G is more than a technological advancement — it is the foundation for innovation, economic growth, and the creation of new opportunities. We are pleased to support the evolution of a connected, inclusive and prosperous Africa.”

MTN’s 5G journey began in June 2020 with the first commercial launch in South Africa. Since then, we have expanded our 5G offering in Africa to Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia, and now Congo-Brazzaville and Benin. Trials are underway in South Sudan.

In 2023, MTN rolled out 2,251 5G sites. In the first half of 2024, we added another 829 5G sites.

As we work to secure the spectrum and licences required to extend our 5G footprint, we remain focused on unlocking the potential of technology to create shared value, foster innovation, and drive sustainable growth across Africa.

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