Of the eight operators, none has yet to achieve full 2G coverage. And although 4G has been launched, coverage is limited. Even 3G coverage is relatively low, with MTN the market leader reporting that its 3G signal only reached a quarter of the population in 2016 compared to 92% in next-door Rwanda.1 The low mobile broadband coverage limits the potential demand influencing prices. However, Rwanda is a landlocked situation but its mobile broadband price is over two times cheaper than Uganda. The major difference between Rwanda and Uganda is geography.