TTCL Tanzania Internet Bundles 2021: Pesa, Menu And More

The Tanzania Telecommunications Company LTD (TTCL) was founded in 1994. It is currently one of the largest telecommunication companies in Tanzania pegged on providing top quality and affordable services. The company offers a range of services to not only its consumers but also businesses, other licensed telecom operators, and the government of Tanzania.

TTCL Tanzania came to the forefront barely two decades ago but now boasts an extensive following. Its rise began with the changing times, such as better technological infrastructure as well as some internal factors. Much of TTCL’s growth can be accredited to its predecessor, the Tanzania Telecommunications Corporation, which was dissolved in 1994. Separating the postal bank and postal services from the telecommunication company has enabled the latter to focus solely on its growth.

Despite operating in Tanzania, this telecommunications company has its headquarters in Thailand. There is another company headquarters in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania as well. All operations are run through the capable management and operations team in Tanzania.

Insights On The TTCL Tanzania Organization Structure

With funding from the World Bank Group, TTCL has the resources to operate as a national telecommunications company. The organization is entirely state-owned and run by popular CEO, Waziri Kibanda. TTCL management team also includes a chief financial officer (Alinanuswe Mwakitalima), a chief marketing and sales officer (Peter Ngota), and a company secretary (Lugano Rwetaka). Not much is known about the junior-level TTCL management team.

It also has a chief technical officer, a chief internal auditor (David Kalayi), a human resources head (Edward Emmanuel). The Tanzania telecommunications giant also relays little information regarding its management to the media. In case of any vacancies, TTCL publishes this information on its official website. You can also find TTCL Tanzania tenders on the company’s official website or government online portal and physical publications.

TTLC has the reputation of uniting people, especially from rural areas. The telecommunications powerhouse is also famed in the six Tanzanian cities. TTCL was tasked with providing efficient telecommunication services in and around Dodoma and delivered. The TTCL logo even has the words “huleta watu karibu/brings people closer” on it, which is the company’s mantra.

Services Offered By TTCL

TTCL offers both voice call and text message services to its wide range of customers. The company also has a money transfer service called TTCL pesa or most commonly known as T-Pesa.

To register for this service, you must have a valid and registered TTCL SIM card. TTCL freelancers help with the registration process as well as select TTCL shops. Remember to carry an original ID or a legal identification document to register for your sim card.

To activate your SIM card to the T-Pesa service, you need to:

• Dial *150*71#
• Follow the steps provided to set up a new PIN (include your preferred 4-digit number)
• Confirm the PIN by entering the 4-digit number again

In case of any issues with T-Pesa, visit a TTCL shop or call 100.

What You Need To Know About TTCL Internet Bundles

TTLC also offers internet services. Similar to most telecommunication companies, TTCL bundles come in tariffs. These include the TTCL boom pack, International Pack 1, Serereka Bando, Bando La Kijanja, Jiache, Toboa, and One Connect. Before purchasing any bundle, call 100 using your TTCL SIM card to get internet settings. A customer service assistant in any select TTCL outlet can also help you with the same.

Here are the price plans for voice call minutes, SMS numbers, data sizes, and prices for each tariff in TZS. To subscribe to any of the tariffs below, dial *148# and select the ideal one for you. This USSD code gives you access to the TTCL menu for data bundles. Below are more details about TTCL tariffs and their respective charges.

Boom Pack tariff

Boom pack tariff is meant for undergraduate students only. There are specific conditions that a student must meet to be awarded the services.

Here are the terms and conditions for the above services:

• Boom Pack is designed for undergraduate students only
• The student has to bring a valid student identity card for verification
• One student identity card will be allowed to register only one SIM Card
• Customers using this service will also be able to access other TTCL mobile services
• TTCL has full authority to revert the offer whenever deem necessary

The International Pack 1 tariff

The International pack 1 tariff is designed to cater for Zone A International destinations. It covers four areas outside Tanzania. These regions include South Africa, Europe, Eastern, and Southern Asia, and North America.

To subscribe to the International Pack 1 tariff, dial *148*30# or go through the Customer Portal.

Serereka Bando tariff

The Serereka Bando comes with free Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook, regardless of the package you purchase.

Here are the terms and conditions for this product:

• All prices are VAT inclusive
• Unconsumed bundles will expire when the validity period ends
• Customers are allowed to subscribe to multiple bundles
• In the case of multiple subscriptions, bundle benefit will also accumulate
• Once a customer’s package is consumed, they will automatically be shifted to normal by-law charging

Bando La Kijana

This tariff offers many services among them free Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook to its customers.

Here are the terms and conditions for this package:

• All Prices are VAT inclusive and are in TZS
• This product is for prepaid customers
• Unconsumed bundles will expire when the validity period ends
• Customer is allowed to subscribe to multiple bundles
• In the case of multiple subscriptions, bundles with the lowest validity time will be consumed first
• Customers subscribed to weekly and monthly packages will be able to access free services such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and Twitter
• Once a customer’s package is consumed, it will automatically be shifted to normal by-law charging.

Jiachie (Non-expiry Tariff)

This product is designed for customers who prefer prepaid services. Consumers of this service are not eligible for free services but are allowed to have multiple subscriptions.

Here are the terms and conditions to this service:

• This product is for TTCL prepaid customers
• Customers subscribing to this package will not get free services such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram
• Multiple subscriptions are allowed, and the benefits will accumulate as per subscriptions made
• Customers using this service will also be able to access other TTCL mobile services
• TTCL has full authority to change any offer when it deems necessary
• Once a customer’s package is consumed, they will automatically be shifted to normal by-law charging

Toboa (Night Tariff)

This option is designed for TTCL prepaid customers. Users of this service are limited to accessing services within the stated validity period.

You can subscribe to Toboa (Night Tariff) by dialing *148*30# or by going through the Customer Portal.

One Connect

The target market for this product is homeowners with a range of ICT needs. The major advantage of this package is the option offered for payment since one account is utilized for both mobile 4G LTE devices (Dongles, MiFi and routers) and fixed internet access (ADSL modems).

Here are the major advantages to users:

• Cost-friendly rates
• Stable internet connection that you can rely on
• A wide selection of services for all budget types
• Fast internet connection up to 100 Mbps

What Else Should I Know About TTCL?

The latest TTCL Tanzania news revolves around mergers with more prominent companies. This signifies the company’s continued growth. The latest of these deals was the Halotel and TTCL partnership for mobile money. The partnership allows users from both companies to send and receive money across both platforms. Users can also use either platform to purchase airtime or internet bundles.

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