Digicel

A Fiji Airways 737 aircraft left Nadi this morning with much-needed technical and emergency supplies. The supplies have been cleared in Nuku’alofa and will be ready for distribution by Digicel and relief agency personnel later today.

Digicel CEO Pacific, Colin Stone said, “The terrible effects of Tropical Cyclone Gita in Tonga are now clear and many people are in urgent need of assistance like water, shelter and food”.

The corporates partnered to offer their loyal customers a chance to win a share of the TOP$10,000 Cash, 100 Winners winning TOP$100 cash each, 8 winners Digicel U5 Alcatel phones and 200 winners of 500mb worth of data. 

Digicel is Coca-Cola Amatil Tonga’s Telco service provider and what better way to present some Christmas cheer by giving our customers some extra Christmas money, phones and data. 

All consumers need only do is send in any 2 Coke, Coke Zero, Diet Coke, Sprite or Fanta flavour range and drop them in entry bins provided or send them into Coca-Cola.  

The signing took place yesterday in the presence of Dominion Insurance Tonga, General Manager, Ilaivaha Tovehi.

Mr Kealy highlighted that this is to ensure that all Digicel staff are fully equipped with medical needs for their individual safety and well-being.

The children have been engaged in sports like bowling, soft ball and table tennis amongst others.

The event will end tomorrow.

Digicel has maintained its strong working relationship with the Mango Tree Centre for many years now and they will continue to develop the program in the future.

Digicel was also proud to support the centre by arrangements refreshments for children.

Amanaki In-Kwon Kim who runs the Mango Tree Centre expressed his gratitude to Digicel Tonga for supporting them.

Fakahau received her cash prize of $200TOP for receiving top-up from her relatives in New Zealand.

She thanked Digicel & Diaspora for this amazing incentive towards recipients in Tonga and said she will continue using the service.

With the concept of the promotion, recipient must receive $20TOP worth of top-up from New Zealand, Australia or America for their chance to WIN $200TOP cash every Friday til 1st September.

The tournament is scheduled to be held on 6th and 7th October, 2017 in Tongatapu and is aimed to bring together Sevens Rugby players both male and females from around the country to play in this two-day event.   

This announcement today emphasised Digicel’s commitment and support to Tonga Rugby and the development of the Sport amongst the people of Tonga.   

The promotion was launched on June 9 and ran until July 28 with the concept of awarding $200TOP in cash to recipient in Tonga.

This is the second campaign that has given the people of Tonga a chance to be part of the promotion and to win cash prizes on a weekly basis.

Customers are entitled to participate in the promotion if they receive a top up of $20TOP or more every week and they can win during the draw every Friday.

The winners thanked Digicel Tonga for running this campaign in Tonga saying it is very helpful in terms of financial needs.

As a result, Government will be able to co-finance alongside the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, the extension of the fibre optic cable to Vava’u and Ha’apai Islands for an improved telecommunication service in both Island groups. 

This announcement reinforces Digicel’s objective to increase accessibility to and penetration of communications to Tonga – as well as to deliver the economic and social benefits that communications bring.

The match was broadcast live by Tonga Broadcasting Commission (TBC) co-funded by Tongan Government.

Apart from TBC broadcasting the match live, nine villages in Tongatapu were able to watch the game in church halls and town halls through a partnership between the Ministry of MEIDECC and Digicel.