The government has warned Kenya's mobile network operators over declining service quality and urged improvements as rising demand and infrastructure challenges affect connectivity.
Government puts telcos on notice over declining service quality. [iStockphoto]
The government has raised concerns over falling quality of service among telecommunication firms, with some seen to be on the verge of breaching their licensing obligations but also denying Kenyans uninterrupted access to critical services.
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