CanalBox introduces festive promotion with free installation for new subscribers
Sunday, November 10, 2024
A press conference was attended by Aime Abizera, the CEO of GVA Rwanda, Yves Gashema, the B2C Sales Manager, David Serugendo, the Customer Service Manager, Eric Manzi, the Marketing Manager, and other members of staff. on November 8. Photos by Craish Bahizi

GVA Rwanda, a subsidiary of Group Vivendi Africa, on November 8 launched its special "NI IYAWE MU BAWE" promotion for new customers of CanalBox, the fibre-based internet service, providing free installation and a router with any home internet package subscription.

This was unveiled during a press conference attended by Aime Abizera, the CEO of GVA Rwanda, Yves Gashema, the B2C Sales Manager, David Serugendo, the Customer Service Manager, Eric Manzi, the Marketing Manager, and other members of staff.

The promotion, aimed at helping families stay connected during the holidays, comes just one week after CanalBox expanded its service to the growing Kigali suburb of Busanza, in Kicukiro District, making high-speed internet more accessible to even more Rwandans.

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With the "NI IYAWE MU BAWE" promotion, customers can access fast, reliable internet at affordable prices. For Rwf25,000 per month, new subscribers get 50 Mbps of unlimited fibre internet, while the 200 Mbps option costs Rwf40,000 per month.

Journalists attend the Canalbox  press conference in Kigali  on November 8

The promotion offers free installation and a router for both packages, making it an ideal time to upgrade or join CanalBox.

As part of GVA’s commitment to Rwanda’s digital development, this offer aims to help more Rwandans enjoy seamless, high-speed connectivity.

"Our mission is to democratise access to affordable, reliable, fast, and unlimited fibre internet, and we believe our service will be a great addition for anyone living in the area,” said Abizera.

Since its inception in Rwanda, in 2020, CanalBox has become a key player in the country’s digital infrastructure development.

Rwanda’s broadband access has grown significantly, with the number of homes connected to broadband increasing from 9,000 in 2019 to approximately 74,000 today.

CanalBox’s role in this growth is substantial, as it has continually expanded to new areas like Busanza, one of Kigali’s fastest-growing areas, helping Rwanda become one of Africa’s digitally connected hubs.

Why Rwandans are choosing CanalBox

CanalBox has become a popular choice due to its speed, reliability, and ease of access.

Here’s what makes it stand out: High speed: With up to 200 Mbps, users can enjoy fast internet across multiple devices without lag.

Global connectivity: CanalBox users can access a vast range of content and news from around the world.

Easy installation: CanalBox technicians handle the entire setup process, allowing users to enjoy the service seamlessly.

Customer support: With a dedicated support team, CanalBox ensures its customers receive help whenever needed.

Reliability: CanalBox’s service is designed to be stable, providing uninterrupted access even in poor weather conditions.

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How to subscribe to CanalBox

Interested customers can take advantage of the "NI IYAWE MU BAWE” promotion by contacting CanalBox through the following options:

Phone: Call 8600 or 0788197100

Website: Visit www.canalbox.rw for more information.

Mobile payment: Dial *860 to subscribe through MoMo. You follow the instructions.

In-store: Subscriptions can be completed at any CANAL+ store or authorised dealer.

CanalBox operates not only in Kigali but also in Rubavu District, ensuring easy access to fibre internet services. It’s part of GVA’s larger mission across Africa, with operations also in Côte d’Ivoire, Uganda, Togo, Gabon, Congo, Burkina Faso, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

In Rwanda, CanalBox’s affordable and dependable internet packages have helped residents access entertainment, information, and educational resources, transforming how people connect in both urban and semi-urban areas.

NI IYAWE MU BAWE promotion, customers can access fast, reliable internet at affordable prices. For Rwf25,000 per month