(JUBA) – MTN South Sudan has cut the price of its home router by half, offering the device at 175,000 South Sudanese pounds ($21) alongside 20GB of free data, as the company moves to expand home connectivity in the country.
According to a company notice, the router supports up to 32 connected devices, an offer pitched at bringing entire households online under a single connection.
The Home Starter Pack, which combines the router and the free data, is available at all MTN Service Centres. The company said the data allocation is valid for 30 days.
The promotion represents a reduction from the previous price of 350,000 SSP ($42) and is being marketed as a home upgrade offer.
Separately, the company marked Customer Engagement Day on 9th October 2026, with its leadership team taking services directly to subscribers through giveaways and face to face engagement.
The initiative formed part of MTN’s wider Customer Service Week activities across its markets, which the group has described as a commitment to reducing customer effort when connecting, transacting or seeking help.
MTN South Sudan has previously used similar engagements to gather customer feedback, stating that direct contact helps shape service improvements.
“Your trust inspires us to do more every day. Here’s to putting you first, always!” the company said in the statement.
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