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Vodacom Mozambique will use FACIM 2026 to showcase 5G demos, business use cases, and M-Pesa services, positioning 5G for productivity and inclusion.
Vodacom Mozambique says it will use FACIM 2026 to show what 5G can do for businesses and consumers. The company plans live demos, interactive experiences, and knowledge-sharing sessions.
Vodacom Mozambique announced its FACIM 2026 participation with a focus on 5G. 5G is the latest generation of mobile networks, it is built for faster speeds, lower delay (less waiting time for data), and more connected devices at once.
At the Vodacom stand, 5G will be the main highlight across the seven-day fair. The company says the goal is to make the technology feel practical, not abstract, by showing real use cases tied to work, daily life, and service delivery.
Alongside 5G, Vodacom says it will also feature its mobile money services, including M-PESA. Mobile money is a digital wallet on your phone, it lets people pay, send, and store money without a traditional bank account.
The company is positioning the showcase around three themes, digital transformation, productivity, and digital inclusion. Digital inclusion means more people can access online services, even if they are not fully served by banks or fixed broadband.
FACIM is one of Mozambique’s biggest trade fairs, so it is a direct channel to government, enterprises, and SMEs that make procurement decisions. For founders and operators, the message is that Vodacom wants 5G to be seen as a platform for business applications, not only faster internet.
If 5G coverage and pricing become workable, it can improve tools that rely on stable connectivity. That includes video calls, cloud software (apps that run on remote servers, like renting computing power), and connected sensors for logistics and industry.
The M-Pesa angle also matters. Pairing better connectivity with widely used mobile payments can help more small businesses accept digital payments and run more of their operations online.
What to watch next is whether Vodacom shares timelines for broader 5G rollout, and which sectors it targets first, such as manufacturing, ports and logistics, education, or public services.
Primary Source: Mozambique
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