Kenyan mobile phone users up to 38 million
The just-released Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) quarterly report said pre-paid tariffs continued to register the highest rate of growth that now stands at 97.3 per cent compared to post-paid that saw a rise to 990,000.
The report does not, however, take into consideration Kenyans who own more than two lines from different mobile service providers.
The CA quarterly findings say that Kenyans accessing the Internet fuelled by the urge to log onto social media sites to update status and converse with virtual friends while on the go, continued to excite the data market.
The portion of Kenyans accessing the Internet reached 74.2 per 100 inhabitants.
Broadband subscriptions increased by 19.3 per cent to reach 6.3 million up from 5.3 million subscriptions recorded during the previous quarter marking a penetration level of 14.7 per cent.
Source: allAfrica
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