Africa’s Top Telcos Scramble To Cover Their Flanks As Starlink Encroaches
WeeTracker | Henry Nzekwe - Sep 26, 2024
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  • Starlink began offering internet services in Kenya in July 2023, signing up over 4,000 customers within a year.
  • Safaricom doubled the speeds of its fibre internet packages, including a new 1000 Mbps offering.
  • Starlink offers competitive pricing with speeds up to 200 Mbps for KES 6.5 K (USD 50.00).
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The rise of Starlink presents a significant challenge to traditional telecommunications companies in Africa, pushing them to innovate and adapt. However, the regulatory landscape must also evolve to ensure fair competition and protect local investments. The balance between fostering innovation and maintaining a level playing field is crucial for the future of the telecommunications industry in Africa.
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