The new sublocations are earmarked for connectivity in Phase 4 of the mobile network connectivity project, opening a new world of possibilities to Kenyans in unserved and underserved regions of the country.
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The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)'s quarterly Sector Statistics report covering July-September 2024, released on January 24, 2025, shows a slight decline in 3G broadband subscriptions and data consumption, but an increase in 4G and 5G technology adoption.
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The revocation notices, which appeared in the Kenya Gazette from April to November 2024, saw TV broadcasters, FM radio stations, a broadcast signal distributor, and the Subscription Management Service lose their licences.
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The survey report illustrates the digital divide by examining ICT devices and service usage and ownership at the individual and household levels.
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However, the CA Director-General David Mugonyi, responded by noting that while they have penalized providers in the past, there’s a gap in the current law regarding mandatory compensation for consumers.
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The surge is primarily due to the proliferation of 4G and 5G telecommunications infrastructure, rising smartphone penetration, and consumer demand for fast internet.
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Mugonyi said access to affordable, reliable and high-speed internet is the cornerstone of modern economies and essential for economic growth and is also a critical factor to full participation in modern digital life.
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In Kenya, free-to-air (FTA) TV has a significantly larger viewership compared to pay TV. The reach of both Pay TV and FTA TV is consistent across genders.
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