Read this article to learn:
- Estimated tower counts and 3G antenna counts for Kenya
- The lack of incentive for Safaricom to part with their towers
- The implications of operator consolidation for prospective tenancy ratios
- The potential impact of an Open Access LTE network for Kenya
The footprint of independent tower companies is extending seemingly inexorably across Africa, gobbling up the majority of towers in countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Rwanda, Zambia and DRC. 75% of Tanzania’s towers have transferred from MNO-captive to independent towerco Helios Towers Tanzania. Yet over the border it was starting to seem that…
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