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MTN Ranked First With A Network Quality, AGAIN!

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MTN and Rain have bookended the Q3 2021 Mobile Network Quality Report released by MyBroadband, with the former maintaining its top position and the latter again rated the worst mobile network provider in SA. The report was based on 306 303 speed tests performed by thousands of MyBroadband Speed Test App users across the country.
13 Oct 2021 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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