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    Vodacom Tanzania Reduces Cross Network Call Rates by Up to 50%

    CyrusBy CyrusSeptember 20, 2012Updated:February 18, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    Mobile phone subscribers in Tanzania now have a reason to keep calling more, following Vodacom’s move to reduce cross networkj call rates by 50%.

    The leading telecommunications company has introduce the Bonga tariff, an offer that will apply to calls to all networks and will be accessible to prepaid and Vodajaza customers only.

    With Bonga there is no need for customers to change their SIM Cards or carry multiple handsets. For the first time in Tanzania, Vodacom’s Bonga tariff virtually allows a customer to call any network at his/her convenience from Vodacom thus saving on money and time which could be devoted to other things.

    There will be no cost for subscribing to Bonga and that  all a customer needs to do is  to dial 14901#  to enjoy the reduced calling rate. Bonga tariff will also allow customers to continue enjoying other bundles such as Cheka.

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