Unitel

Unitel provides voice telecommunications services to customers throughout Angola. It also delivers mobile data connectivity enabling internet access on handheld devices. The company supplies fixed‑line and wireless broadband for residential and business users. Its service footprint extends across urban centers and remote regions of the country. Unitel is recognized as the largest operator in Angola's telecom market.

Prior to the cyber incident, Unitel was preparing to list its shares on a stock exchange with a debut set for 2026-07-29. On 2026-07-28, a cyberattack disrupted voice, mobile data and internet services nationwide. The disruption was first detected at 02:20 local time on that date. No public details were released regarding the attack's methodology or the responsible actors. The timing of the incident placed it just one day before the scheduled market debut.

Unitel's headquarters are situated in Angola, underscoring its domestic operational base. The firm is commonly referred to by the alias Unitel in industry reports and news coverage. Information about its ownership structure, parent company or subsidiary relationships is not disclosed in the available sources. Despite the service interruption, Unitel continues to be a major provider of telecommunications in the nation. The company remains focused on restoring normal operations and maintaining its customer base.