The Qcell mobile phone company is the 4th GSM mobile phone service provider to join the likes of Africell, Comium and Gamcel. It was issued a licence on the 14th August, 2008, by the Gambia’s department of communication.
Qcell commenced its cellular business activities on the 1st of July, 2009. It was the pioneering provider of 3G+ GSM 900 & 2100 technology services to the Gambian public.
The 3G+ GSM network is available all over the country including the areas of Greater Banjul (KSMD) Basse Santa Su, and Farafenni in the North Bank. 3G+ Edge Internet Access enables users to gain fast browsing speeds over the internet nationwide using a USB data card and SIM card allowing its users to benefit from high fidelity video calls, and roaming voice calls.
In addition Qcell offers VPN services to a variety of customers such as NGOs, Embassies, Consulates and some of the various ministries. Also, as an ISP, it delivers Broadband Internet Services all over the Gambia through their WiMax Fixed Wireless solution.
The Qcell company also sells a range of Nokia and Motorola cell phones at their shop in Pipeline.
The cellular firm is owned by a Gambian named Mr. Muhammed Jah who also owns the QuantumNet Group.
