“In this 21st century, connectivity is key in pushing our business forward and on that front, we are grateful to E-Networks.” An E-Networks team member engages the Kuru Kururu community Kuru Kururu businessman Hubert Smith recognised the importance of connectivity for his business. She said the community now looks forward to exceptional connectivity from E-Networks. She added that prior to E-Networks, the poor internet caused immense inconvenience to students resulting in missed classes. “It is a necessity for residents, especially our students, as a number of them attend various universities through online classes, so it is beneficial to them and by extension, the community,” Drepaul-Harrinaraine reasoned. Vice-Chairman of the Lamaha/Yarrowkabra NDC, Michelle Drepaul-Harrinaraine, applauded the management of E-Networks for offering the service to the community. We make sure all Guyanese have access to first-world technology regardless of where they are.” He emphasised that all services countrywide are comparable, stating, “Whether you’re in Georgetown, Kuru Kururu, Essequibo, Berbice or Linden, all our services are the same quality.

The company has also rolled out substantially more reliable and improved internet services to places that exclusively relied on dated technologies, providing faster speeds than previously available – all at lower pricing. An E-Networks team member engages the Kuru Kururu community Residents of Kuru Kururu can now access the same fast, reliable, and affordable 4G Internet service available in Georgetown and other areas countrywide, delivering 20 Mbps of speed for $7,900 monthly.Į-Networks’ Chief Executive Officer, Vishok Persaud noted that, with the country’s largest fiber optic backbone, E-Networks has delivered a significant boost in fiber optic, 4G and 5G connectivity to six towns and many rural areas. This move is an extension of the company’s expansion to Linden, which saw a build-out of a fiber optic cable from Georgetown to the Mining Town in December 2021. The company has launched its 4G internet services in Kuru Kururu on the Linden/Soesdyke Highway. Within 18 months, the provider has extended its fiber optic backbone to Berbice, Linden, and Essequibo, with the first-ever submarine fiber optic cable to Essequibo, creating the largest fiber-optic backbone in the country.Į-Networks now connects more regions in Guyana via fiber than any other telecom provider.

– the only locally owned telecommunications service provider – has massively expanded its network to bring better services to more people. Since Guyana’s telecommunications sector’s liberalisation in October 2020, E-Networks Inc.

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