Globally, regulators often tighten QoS enforcement after periods of rapid subscriber growth, smartphone adoption, mobile internet expansion or spectrum allocations.
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Kenya is moving to tighten telecoms network quality rules amid rising concern over congestion, patchy mobile internet performance and deteriorating user experience as the country accelerates its digital economy ambitions.
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