Jangkauan di Senegal

Apa arti angka Senegal

Ada dua angka yang penting dan hanya satu yang dikutip semua penjual. Kecepatan umum, 29 Mbps, memberi tahu seperti apa saat yang sedang bagus.

Yang layak dibaca adalah persentil kesepuluh, 6 Mbps. Itu kecepatan pada sepersepuluh terburuk dalam sehari, ketika sel di atas stasiun penuh dan semua orang di sekitar Anda juga ada di sana. Negara dengan median tinggi tapi lantai rendah adalah negara yang berjalan mulus sampai persis saat Anda benar-benar membutuhkannya.

Kalau perjalanan Anda bergantung pada panggilan video atau berbagi koneksi, rencanakan berdasarkan angka saat padat, bukan kecepatan umum.

Yang terjadi di Senegal saat jaringan padat

Kepadatan bukan kerusakan, itu Selasa malam. Pertanyaannya adalah apa yang bisa dilakukan eSIM Anda, dan bagi hampir semua eSIM perjalanan jawabannya tidak ada: satu perjanjian grosir per negara, satu jaringan, dan tidak ada jalan keluar selain membeli eSIM kedua dari orang lain sambil berdiri di pinggir jalan.

Di sini trafik Orbislo lewat Orange dan Free. Ketika jaringan yang Anda pakai memburuk, kami pindahkan Anda ke jaringan lain di tengah perjalanan, tanpa Anda minta, dan kami beri tahu setelahnya alih-alih menyela Anda saat itu.

Operator seluler di Senegal

• Orange (Sonatel): Orange, operated by Sonatel, held 55.17 percent of Senegal's 24.8 million active mobile lines at 30 June 2026, according to the regulator ARTP. About 24.4 million of those lines are prepaid.
• Yas: Yas, the former Free network, held 24.35 percent of mobile lines at 30 June 2026 and had gained share in every quarter over the previous year, up from 22.92 percent in June 2025.
• Expresso: Expresso held 14.95 percent of mobile lines at 30 June 2026. The virtual operator Promobile had 5.40 percent and Hayo 0.12 percent.
• Orange (Sonatel): Sonatel paid 100 billion CFA francs in 2016 to renew its licence for 17 years, including 32 billion for the extension to 4G.
• Expresso: Expresso's operating licence had been due to expire in 2027. A decree of 20 March 2024, days before the presidential election, extended it by ten years, a renewal that a government review later called unjustified.
• Orange (Sonatel): The Sonatel group, present in Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau and Sierra Leone, reported 43 million customers at 30 June 2026 and said it aims to bring fibre within reach of about 13 million people in Senegal by the end of December 2026.

5G di Senegal

• In the 2023 5G tender the base lot was 10 MHz at 700 MHz plus 70 MHz at 3.5 GHz, with a reserve price of 19.5 billion CFA francs. Sonatel was the only compliant bidder and took 10 MHz at 700 MHz and 120 MHz at 3.5 GHz for 34.5 billion.
• Decrees signed on 18 April and 28 May 2025 withdrew the 5G frequency approvals later granted to Expresso and to Yas, after a government review found those awards had bypassed the tender and fell below its reserve price.
• Sonatel started a commercial 5G pilot on 6 March 2024 under the Orange brand, beginning with fixed 5G broadband for homes and businesses before mobile offers.
• Orange launched mobile 5G on 8 June 2024 with 176 sites across six cities, and said it planned to extend 5G to the whole Dakar region by the end of 2024. A 5G-compatible phone is needed to use it.

Catatan jaringan di Senegal

• During the Grand Magal of Touba in August 2026 the regulator drive-tested calls on the A2 and RN3 pilgrim routes and in Touba and Mbacké. Orange completed 99.03 percent of call attempts, Yas 93.81 percent and Expresso 90.72 percent, against a 96 percent threshold.
• On the first day of the Magal tests, on the roads into Touba, 28.23 percent of Expresso call attempts were blocked, against the regulator's 2 percent ceiling. Orange's blocking rate over the four days was 0.85 percent.
• 3G still carries traffic alongside 4G and 5G: for the 2026 Gamou pilgrimage Orange raised 3G+ capacity by 29 percent in Tivaouane and ran 64 3G sites around Kaolack, together with 16 5G sites.
• Sonatel commissioned the 2Africa submarine cable at its Senegal landing station in December 2025 and announced it operational in February 2026. The 45,000 km system links 33 countries across Africa, Europe and Asia.