August 8, 2022
Owen Khamula – Nyasa Times 3 Comments
Malawians are reacting angrily to the decision by mobile internet service provider, Airtel Malawi, which has slashed its Panet Mofaya volume bundles by 45 percent.
Airtel Marketing Director, Thokozani Kamkondo-Sande
The company says this is effective midnight of Tuesday, August 9, 2022, following the end of trial period.
The company has issued a statement on Sunday saying, “the final portfolio for PaNet Mofaya bundles has been set, with a consequential volume reduction of 45 percent on the current Mofaya bundles. The prices will remain unchanged.”
The promotion was launched on 2nd March, for a trial period of 90 days until 31st May 22 but it was extended to further monitor the developing usage trends according to the statement.
However, the notice posted on the company’s Facebook page, has irked many, with Mpha Nyati describing the development as unfair saying, “The reduction is too much, you should have reduced with a quarter for the whole volume. 4GB should have been 3GB.”
3 replies on “Airtel slashes Panet Mofaya volume bundles”
Ndipo tatulukapo kale ife
It’s not surprising to see this, The Network provider is also a Telecommunications Company with need to make profits too. Malawi as a Country is facing Financial Crisis,the 25 percent Devaluation its a mess to every Citizen accept those, who are mostly enjoying with the tax payers money #Dziko LamaPoliticians crying for my fellow Citizens
They have to know that Malawi just like many developing countries are in critical financial problem slashing by 45% is punishing us as customers at least 3GB from 4GB can be better they should not implement this slashing first they should see the reactions of the subscribers
Ndipo tatulukapo kale ife
It’s not surprising to see this, The Network provider is also a Telecommunications Company with need to make profits too. Malawi as a Country is facing Financial Crisis,the 25 percent Devaluation its a mess to every Citizen accept those, who are mostly enjoying with the tax payers money #Dziko LamaPoliticians crying for my fellow Citizens
They have to know that Malawi just like many developing countries are in critical financial problem slashing by 45% is punishing us as customers at least 3GB from 4GB can be better they should not implement this slashing first they should see the reactions of the subscribers