The leading Kenyan technology services concern AccessKenya Group (AccessKenya) yesterday announced  99.97 per cent network connectivity in its fibre optic network in the first six months of 2010. This demonstrates that network reliability is a key benefit of AccessKenya’s network infrastructure in Kenya. “We are pleased to provide our customers

This is probably the biggest news in Kenya’s telecoms sector after Safaricom’s stunning financial results from last week. According to various online news sources, Zain Kenya is on track to secure a license for 3G services by July 2010. This comes on the back of an announcement from Zain Kenya’s

In the newspapers today, Orange Kenya has launched a new tariff, “Niaje”. The new tariff clearly demonstrates that Kenya’s mobile networks are not yet done with their “tariff wars”. Niaje has a very competitive per minute rate of Kes. 4.00 for both Orange to Orange calls and Orange to Telkom