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Zuku, Wananchi Group’s home fibre provider, has doubled internet speeds across its packages without raising prices, intensifying competition among Kenya’s broadband operators.
The upgrade, rolled out last week, raises Zuku’s entry-level package from 15 megabits per second (Mbps) to 30 Mbps at KES 2,799 ($22) a month.
Its 30 Mbps plan has been upgraded to 80 Mbps at KES 3,799 ($29), while the 50 Mbps package rises to 100 Mbps at KES 4,399 ($34). Zuku’s top-tier 100 Mbps package now delivers 200 Mbps for KES 9,999 ($77).
The upgrade reflects a broader change in Kenya’s fibre market, as internet providers rely on speed increases to lock in customers and defend market share as household data consumption continues to rise.
