The latest losses extend a trend that has persisted for several years as the operator struggles to compete against larger rivals with deeper financial resources and broader network coverage.
By
Kabui Mwangi
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Telkom Kenya shed over 160,000 mobile subscribers in the three months ended March 2026, extending a prolonged decline that has seen the operator tumble from the country's third-largest mobile network to fifth place within less than two years.
The telecommunications group’s revenue increased by 1.4% to R44.4 billion, driven by data revenue growth of 7.6%.
Pay-television provider DStv lost 22,450 customers in the three months ended March this year, piling pressure on the broadcaster…
Telkom has announced a remarkable 65.7% increase in dividends, driven by strong earnings growth and a strategic shift towards…
Telkom's group data revenue is up 7.6% and contributes almost 60% to total revenue
Safaricom added more broadband subscribers in the first quarter than Starlink has accumulated in Kenya since its launch.
The telecoms group will settle a maturing JSE-listed bond on Wednesday, cutting its short-term interest-bearing debt by nearly a…
