How has the telecommunications industry changed in Togo?

(Togo First) - Togo's telecommunications sector, serving nearly eight million consumers, has grown by around 6% per year, on average, since 2015. The performance is attributable to government efforts to modernize and regulate the industry, which has improved connectivity across the country. Telecommunications Revolution Since the 1990s

How many telecom operators are there in Togo?

Telecom Operators: 5 (YAS Togo, Moov Africa Togo, Café Informatique, Teolis, GVA) Telephone Penetration Rate: 73% Mobile Penetration Rate: 78% Internet Penetration Rate: 71% Mobile Money Penetration Rate: 60% 4G Network Coverage: Over 90% of the population Octave Bruce

When did the Togolese telecom sector start a revolution?

The Togolese telecom sector started its revolution in the late 1990s. After managing the sector until 1986, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications handed it over to the Office des Postes et Télécommunications (OPTT). In 1991, OPTT became a public company operating under private-sector rules.

What are the main mobile operators in Togo?

The main operators in the market are Togo Cellulaire, the leading mobile and fixed-line operator, Moov, the second-largest mobile operator, Togo Telecom, the state-owned fixed-line operator, and GVA, a fixed wireless broadband operator. The main services offered by the operators include voice, SMS, data, internet, and mobile money.