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The ICT sector in Kenya has grown significantly between 2003 and 2012. Mobile subscriptions increased from 1.59 million to 30.73 million, and mobile penetration grew from 4.95% to 78%. Fixed telephone lines declined from 328,158 to 251,567 as mobile replaced fixed lines. Internet subscriptions increased from not available to 9.49 million, and internet penetration grew from 4% to 41.1%. Four undersea cables and the national fiber optic cable have improved connectivity. The number of licensed postal and courier operators grew from 63 to 190 over this period. Challenges facing further growth include low broadband penetration, a declining postal market, digital gaps in rural areas, and high taxation on telecom services.
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Performance of the ict sector media may 13
- 1. PERFORMANCE OF THE ICT SECTOR MATANO NDARO DIRECTOR-COMPETITION TARRIFS AND MARKET ANALYSIS
- 2. Telecommunication services(mobile and fixed telephony networks) Internet and Data services Postal and courier services Broadcasting services E-Commerce services Communication Market Structure
- 3. Indicator No. as at Dec 2003 No. as at Dec 2012 Mobile subscriptions 1,590,785 30,731,754 Registered mobile money transfer subscriptions - 21,140,808 Mobile Penetration(%) 4.95 78.0 Population coverage(%) 52 89.1 Land Coverage(%) 11 34.7 Statistics on Mobile Services
- 4. Indicator No. as at Dec 2003 No. as at Dec 2012 Terrestrial lines 328,158 65,710 Fixed Wireless - 185,857 Total fixed lines(Terrestrial + Wireless) 328,158 251,567 Fixed teledensity(%) 1.02 0.64 Statistics on Fixed Lines
- 5. 4 Undersea cables (EASSY, LION, SEACOM and TEAMS) Public funded National Terrestrial Fiber Optic Cable (NOFBI) connecting 31Counties Extensive deployment of metro OFC in key towns Nairobi and Mombasa Internet and Data Services
- 6. OFC (New) of NOFBI Phase 2 OFC (Existing) of NOFBI Phase1 OFC (Existing) of Private Operators Internet and Data Services
- 7. Indicator No. as at Dec2003 No. as at Dec 2012 Internet subscriptions na 9,496,573 Estimated number of internet users 1,054,920 16,236,583 Internet penetration (%) 4.0 41.1 International Internet bandwidth(Mbps) 160.17 906,186 Connectivity Bandwidth(Used, Mbps) na 328,641 Data and Internet Services
- 8. Postal and Courier Services Indicator Number as at Dec 2003 Number as at Dec 2012 Licensed postal and courier operators 63 190 Postal and courier outlets 331 1,317
- 9. Access to radio is widespread and available in more than 87 percent of households 41 percent of households have access to Television in the homes Growth characterized by mixture of national, regional and community radio stations Broadcasting Services
- 10. Low broadband penetration against aspirations of Vision 2030 Declining Postal market adverse impact on uptake of e- commerce Digital gaps in high cost areas Duplication of resources among operators High taxation and levies on telecom services and infrastructure. Building confidence and maintaining trust in use of ICTs due to cyber crime 10 Challenges
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