COVID-19: MTN Uganda Waives all Costs for MTN to MTN Momo Transactions

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MTN Uganda has updated its MTN Momo offer made as a way of curbing the spread of COVID-19 in Uganda. In its first announcement, it was just for transactions up to 30,000 that were free. MTN customers will now be able to send any amount of Mobile Money to other MTN MoMo customers free of charge at least for the next 30 days.

MTN Uganda further enhanced its Mobile Money offer to try and minimize the physical exchange of physical cash. The offer is meant to reduce the risk of transmission of the coronavirus that has paralyzed daily life across the globe.

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MTN Uganda has in the past also launched a data bundle to ease the work of customers who are working from home. The ‘work from home’ data bundle can be accessed through Mobile Money by dialing *165*19# or through the MyMTN app.

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MTN Uganda CEO Wim Vanhelleputte said that this is an extraordinary time when MTN needs to stand up and be counted on to do the right thing.

“MTN is committed to continuing working with the government to reduce the impact and disruption that this pandemic is having on the lives of Ugandans. Working closely with the Ministry of Health, MTN Uganda has committed its media assets including radio, SMS, social media, call center and continues to implement various precautionary measures to drive awareness among the public to protect themselves”

He further commented.
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MTN Uganda has also made UGX 500 million available to facilitate various government endeavors to equip and facilitate various efforts to prevent, manage and curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus in Uganda.

MTN Uganda customers can also check for the coronavirus updates with no data bundle on the World Health Organisation and Ministry of Health websites.

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About Victor Immanuel Oloo

Victor Immanuel Oloo is a tech writer based in Kampala, Uganda, with extensive experience in web 2.0 technologies, social media, and digital marketing. He covers the latest in mobile apps, smartphone reviews, and tech news, offering insightful analysis on the ever-evolving tech landscape. Victor’s deep understanding of both local and global trends provides readers with relevant, informed perspectives on how technology is shaping our world.


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