Read this article to learn:
- Why market growth, price wars, declining ARPU and the struggle to achieve profitability attract Kenya’s MNOs to consider tower-sharing
- Country risk perspectives on Kenya’s economy and election results
- The Kenyan regulator’s stance on tower-sharing
- BMI’s view on which MNOs and towercos are likely to be most active in Kenyan tower-sharing
Kenya is arguably the largest of the remaining mobile markets in Sub-Saharan Africa yet to see the uptake of independent tower-sharing services. However, some key market dynamics make the service almost inevitable to ensure that some operators in the market remain competitive and for a general improvement in network quality of service and coverage. The…
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