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Strategic move enhances connectivity and digital transformation across the region.
Paratus Group has officially launched Paratus Tanzania in a strategic joint venture with Tanzanian-based Green Telecom. A bold move, it expands the sub-equatorial continental footprint by the African telecommunications giant.
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The announcement comes just four months after the launch of Paratus Kenya, signaling the Group’s accelerated expansion into East Africa. Paratus Group’s new move is part of its mission to provide high-quality, reliable connectivity solutions across the continent.
“Having secured the necessary regulatory licenses, we are delighted to partner with Green Telecom and launch Paratus Tanzania. With professional technical engineering teams on the ground nationwide, we are well-positioned to provide high-speed connectivity and backup solutions to businesses, including those in underserved rural areas.”
— Martin Cox, Chief Commercial Officer, Paratus Group
Expanding Access to Digital Connectivity in Tanzania
Paratus Tanzania aims to provide cutting-edge connectivity solutions across multiple key industries, including:
- Tourism: Tanzania’s booming tourism industry saw a 25% increase in visitors last year, creating massive opportunities for high-speed connectivity in hotels, lodges, airports, and remote safari destinations.
- Mining & Energy: The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) and Tanzania’s growing extractive industries require reliable, secure, and scalable digital infrastructure to optimize operations and support industrial growth.
- Healthcare & NGOs: The health sector and nonprofit organizations operating in remote areas will benefit from improved connectivity for telemedicine, data management, and emergency response coordination.
- Enterprise & Government: Businesses and government agencies require robust network services to enhance digital transformation, communication, and service delivery.
“With this joint venture, we are targeting multiple sectors to enhance Tanzania’s digital economy. We are also creating many new job opportunities over the next year, further contributing to the country’s socio-economic development”
— Alli, Managing Director, Paratus Tanzania
Green Telecom’s Expertise Strengthens Local Implementation
Founded in 2013, Green Telecom has evolved from a technology solutions provider for mobile network operators (MNOs). It operates now as a full-fledged telecom and network services company. The partnership with Paratus Group leverages Green Telecom’s local expertise and experience to deliver tailored solutions for businesses, institutions, and service providers across Tanzania.
Paratus Group’s Vision: Driving Africa’s Digital Revolution
Paratus Group has operations in seven African countries and service coverage in over 35 countries. The telco is at the forefront of Africa’s digital transformation. Paratus Tanzania’s launch further strengthens the company’s mission to provide fast, reliable, and scalable network solutions. It is targeting to empower businesses, governments, and individuals.
“By entering another key East African market, Paratus enhances its total network service offering. We are committed to providing enterprises with seamless connectivity solutions that enable economic growth and unlock Africa’s full potential in the digital era.”
— Martin Cox, Chief Commercial Officer, Paratus Group
A Game-Changer for Tanzania’s Connectivity Landscape
With the launch of Paratus Tanzania, businesses, institutions, and industries across the country now have access to world-class connectivity services, tailored to meet the growing demands of the digital economy.
By leveraging Green Telecom’s expertise and Paratus Group’s expansive network infrastructure, Tanzania is poised to experience a new wave of digital transformation, enhancing productivity, efficiency, and innovation across multiple sectors.
