Kenya’s MVNO Equitel rolls out 5G services
Equitel has launched the 5G service in over 370 places nationally, including Mombasa, Nakuru, Nairobi, Athi River, and Kisumu, among others.
Nixon Kanali
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Kenya's 5G network currently serves over 500k users
The Communications Authority says this represents a 13.3% increase from the 449,794 users recorded by the authorities in June.
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Kenya reduces mobile calling rates by 30%
In a statement, the authority declared a 30% reduction in Mobile Termination Rates from 0.59 per minute to 0.41 per minute.
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Online milestone for Kenya as internet penetration spikes
Access to smartphones and an uptake of broadband cited as main drivers.
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Mobile, the main route to business in Kenya's hospitality sector
Accommodation and food services records the highest use of mobile phones to receive orders, according to Enterprise ICT Survey 2016.
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Kenya records massive growth in international bandwidth
Communication Authority's Q3 stats reflect double digit increase.
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yuMobile acquired for $120 million
Safaricom, Airtel buy the Essar Telkom unit, which is Kenya's number three operator.