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Rwanda Airtel continue serving the customer   in these unprecedented times   Airtel,  Coronavirus Pandemic has created an unexpected and unprecedented global shift to work-from-home and    study-from-home situations, Airtel Rwanda with the Ministry of ICT and Innovation and Minister of Education in new partnership to fight Covid -19 . Airtel Rwanda continue serving customer in these unprecedented times, Learning institutions have come to a halt as students continue to  worry about how this will impact their academic life., Airtel Rwanda  , Ministry of ICT and Innovation and Minister of Education has availed free access to some of the   e-learning portals to help students to be more productive studying remotely on these portals. Airtel Rwanda doing Bit to Fight Covid-19 since last week . Airtel Rwanda Doing Bit to Fight Covid-19 This the steps 1) AIRTEL MONEY – We have waived transaction fees on Person to Person Transfer of funds, waived fees to allow yo

As measures continue to be taken to prevent   spread of the Coronavirus, Airtel Rwanda's are also in the process of fighting for its customers to the best of their ability to prevent a rise in the number of infected people,   that’s   why in collaboration with the Central Bank of Rwanda ( BNR) has set up customers using Airtel Money to withdraw more than   4 m from the existing   1 m. Airtel Rwanda has introduced these measures to prevent the transmission of Coronavirus through money transfers, which in turn reinforces other existing strategies in the form of money transfers and free text messaging. In an effort to mitigate the effects of the global Coronavirus epidemic, Airtel Rwanda has worked closely with the Central Bank of Rwanda on technology payment facilitation. These measures will be implemented immediately, in addition to the free money transfer program: customers using Airtel Money to withdraw more than    4 m from the existing    1 m.

With the outbreak of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak in Rwanda, Airtel Rwanda has stepped up its efforts to crack down on the virus by setting up a free SMS service for its customer .   Airtel Rwanda announced on Monday, March 16, 2020, that the company, which has a large number of subscribers in Rwanda, announced that the transfer of money through Airtel Money is free, in order to continue to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic, where According to a press release, Airtel Rwanda announced that from Friday, March 20, 2020, all customers will be able to send friends, relatives and their families in general, in order to keep in touch with Rwanda and The world is generally at risk of Coronavirus (Covid-19). Commenting on the new program, Airtel Rwanda CEO Amit Chawla said: ‘’We know and appreciate that our customers are now at home, cutting back on travel and thus avoiding contact with their family and friends. Providing this free SMS method will help them sta

Airtel Rwanda has today announced the ‘Byose- combo pack ‘ purposed to see its customers enjoy discounted data, calling and SMS rates in one package. This new bundle will offer customers four price options. These include Rwf.500 for a 2-day bundle, Rwf.1500-7 day bundle, and Rwf.5000 and Rwf.15, 000- for a 30-day bundle. At Airtel our customers come first, based on the consumer needs, they still can enjoy data-heavy and voice heavy bundles. Making the announcement, Airtel Rwanda Managing Director said that the bundles are immediately available to all everyone in Rwanda. For our potential customers, all they need to do is to buy an Airtel sim card and they get to enjoy the new all in one offer. “ After carefully looking into our customer needs, our mandate is to tailor-make connectivity needs that fit our customers. This new bundle allows our customers to plan based on their budget.” “This new bundle is to meet the growing demand for data as smartphone users transition to