AccessKenya
AccessKenya’s free online traffic camera service.
AccessKenya this week has launched a free online traffic camera service on their portal www.home.co.ke. The traffic service consists of Internet cameras that capture traffic flows and transmit real-time feeds through the portal. Currently, AccessKenya has 23 live cameras in Nairobi and 2 in Mombasa. “We have more than 20
Safaricom’s Uncapped WIMAX (SOHO) Internet Packages.
Safaricom has been given a lot of flak to-date for their speedy but pricey 3G bundles. As the only mobile network in Kenya (still) with 3G data, this is expected to be the case for at least another couple of months until such time both Zain Kenya (soon to become
AccessKenya further extends its metro fibre network to Mombasa.
AccessKenya today announced that its breaking ground for its own fibre optic infrastructure in Mombasa as part of its ongoing plans to build what will be one of the largest IP based fibre networks in Kenya. “We are delighted to announce that we are starting work on our Mombasa metro