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Communications Authority of Kenya director- general Francis Wangusi. PHOTO | FILE
By MUTHOKI MUMO, mumumo@ke.nationmedia.com
In Summary
- Safaricom topped the list after it paid a fine of Sh157 million while Airtel and Telkom Kenya paid a combined penalty of Sh33 million.
- All telecom operators have failed to meet quality standards set by the Communications Authority for three years-running.
- Until last year, telecom firms paid a flat fee of Sh500,000 for not meeting the Quality of Service (QoS) thresholds.
- The new regime levies a hefty fine of 0.1 per cent of gross annual turnover.
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