That fool does not know the market is self regulatory. It punishes and rewards. Safaricom has been treating their customers like dogshit. Now the consumers have a better alternative.
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This reminds me of yuess dollar. umbwa @rexxsimba and his ilk wanajua hii story?
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Wasee walikuwa na simu ya jamii walikufa njaa wote? Adapt or die.
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@fundimnoma kuja tushw zaidi. But as I understand yo can get the 6k package udistribute to an apartment you sell say in bits of 10-20 mbs
Hehe, Kama vile arrorrrr alikatwa pembe na makende na gen z.
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ivo sasa,
Lakini vile mzito Musk anasema starlink will start offering offering cellular service bila the dish si hii itaungusha kitunguu mkuu? Ama you can still resell for the other devices in the house kama TV, laptops etc … Hafai kutumalizia crumbs Sisi wanabiachala wadogo
Generally, its important nyeuthi remember that however this Safaricom Vs satellite internet thing is eventually resolved, it will be to the best interests of foreigners NOT .ke nyeuthi who are only required as consumers.
And for some token bribe our current leadership is ready and looking to cut deals like MobitelEA
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A sanction is too extreme for our scenario. That’s a worst case scenario, they would only relieve us of some trade benefits. You asked about Kenya, a country, i answered with what has happened to other countries
Is a company (huawei) = to a country (iran, Russia etc) ?
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Stalink satellite moja imedunda
@GABO:Any Kenyans here? hii ni kazi ya safaricom
@mis_ky:ninja::Ni Safaricom wameangusha 
@Litwisar:Safaricom wanadhani hatujui kazi ya mikono yao:expressionless:
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Mharo news alert
Google, Facebook etc have been collecting our data for years… Unless parliament wants to start a fight with all of them at the same time that idea is dead on arrival
Boy wa Putin Niko nyuma ya Msito heavyweight Elon musk. Akae ngumu asitishwe na huyo mbklimo chieth.
Starlink plans to bring satellite internet direct to mobile phones
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk’s satellite firm, Starlink, plans to bring Internet and mobile services to subscribers’ phones in a strategy aimed at consolidating market share.
In an update on its official website, the multinational said the new satellites will have an advanced Evolved Node B (eNodeB) modem onboard that will act like a cellphone tower in space, allowing network integration similar to that of a standard roaming partner.
Starlink v2mini satellites and are reliably launched and deployed to low-Earth orbit every few days by the Falcon 9 rocket… Since our vision is to connect everyone using their existing phones without needing a new phone, upgrades, or a special app, we decided to use standard LTE/4G protocols,” notes the firm.
The satellite service will be ready for deployment anywhere across the globe subject to respective regulatory approvals without requiring and dedicated ground infrastructure.
Starlink will also need to forge partnerships with existing telco operators who will provide the critical LTE spectrum that will be used to transmit the satellite signals in what will allow Starlink to integrate like a standard roaming partner with local network operators.
The onboarded operators will in turn be granted reciprocal global access that will allow their users to access the service when they travel to any of the partner countries.
The Direct to Cell service would supplement Starlink’s current home and office installed services that have become popular with a growing number of users in Kenya—rattling local players including Safaricom, Jamii Telecommunications Limited and Zuku.
Dead on arrival? You start with one, and especially the new entrant, now that the old players have proven that they use this data for commercial activities
Infact ni tax itanukia
Dreaming is free I suppose