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Safaricom Ethiopia has officially expanded its 4G network to Nekemte City, marking a significant milestone in its mission to extend reliable connectivity across Ethiopia.

The launch not only provides high-quality internet service powered by 32 advanced towers and a powerful fiber backbone but also creates 250 local jobs through five distributor shops and introduces M-PESA digital financial services to empower businesses and individuals.

Reinforcing its commitment to community development, Safaricom donated laptops, Wi-Fi routers, and six months of free internet, valued at one million birr, to two high schools in Nekemte, supporting education and youth empowerment.

Safaricom expressed gratitude to the East Wollega Zonal Administration, Nekemte City Administration, and all stakeholders for their vital role in achieving this milestone.

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