Orange Liberia, ZTE boost rural connectivity with new 2G/4G sites

Posted on August 30, 2024 by Guest authors

Orange Liberia and ZTE said on Thursday they have successfully completed a project to build new base station sites in rural areas across the country that they say significantly enhances network coverage in those areas.

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