By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Kenyan lawmakers are considering a proposed law that seeks to change how internet service providers (ISPs) charge customers for broadband use.
Internet providers warn that shifting to metering could change this model towards volume-based billing, where customers are charged according to the level of data they consume during a certain...
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Kenyan lawmakers are considering a proposed law that seeks to change how internet service providers (ISPs) charge customers for broadband use.

The proposal requiring ISPs to submit subscriber-level internet usage data to the Communications Authority of Kenya has raised…

Globally, regulators often tighten QoS enforcement after periods of rapid subscriber growth, smartphone adoption, mobile internet…

Kenya’s home internet market is entering a new phase of competition as Safaricom moves aggressively into the low-cost broadband…

Kenya's telecom sector remained the largest source of escalated consumer complaints in the fourth quarter of the 2025/26…

Safaricom is pushing deeper into the low-cost broadband market with internet plans starting at KES 800 ($6) a month.

Stakeholders argue that recovering even a fraction of the water currently lost would unlock billions of shillings.