The affordable housing units will be connected through Wi-Fi Bamba, a tokenised fibre broadband service
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Safaricom has secured a deal to supply fibre internet to the government’s Affordable Housing Programme, extending broadband connectivity to thousands of low-cost homes nationwide.
Safaricom is pushing deeper into the low-cost broadband market with internet plans starting at KES 800 ($6) a month.
Kenya’s home internet market is entering a new phase of competition as Safaricom moves aggressively into the low-cost broadband…
New service aims to connect 722,000 fibre-ready homes and lift connectivity rate to 60%
Kenya faces an annual housing deficit of approximately 200,000 units, a gap that has been compounded by a rapid urbanization rate…
Zanzibar has signed a public-private partnership agreement with Yas Fibre worth about Sh300 billion to expand broadband…
Business Day TV speaks to Business Day’s Mudiwa Gavaza about the growing competition in township connectivity and what prepaid…
