Nairobi — Airtel Kenya is entering the Kenyan home internet market with the rollout of home broadband.
The Unlimited Home Broadband 5G Data Plans will also be available to businesses.
It enters a market that is dominated by Safaricom Home Fibre as well as Zuku and Jamii Telecommunications Limited (JTL).
Data from the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) shows that Kenya's home internet market was dominated by Safaricom with nearly 37 percent, followed by JTL with 23.7 percent, and Zuku with 19.6 percent.
"We are pleased to introduce Airtel Kenya's Unlimited Plans," said Ashish Malhotra, Managing Director, Airtel Kenya.
"They signify our commitment to providing unmatched connectivity solutions and embody our vision for individuals and businesses empowered by seamless connectivity."
Currently, Airtel has 690 sites spread across 39 counties with 5G capabilities.
Demand for 5G networks has been growing in the country for ultra-speed broadband services.
"At Airtel, we are steadfast in our dedication to supporting digital inclusion, and we are encouraged by the market's response to our offerings," Malhotra added.
"We are confident that our ongoing network expansion will enable us to extend connectivity to more communities nationwide, ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital revolution."
By John Muchiri
