The Authority has today directed mobile operators switch off all unregistered SIM cards on their networks with immediate effect. The move follows a forensic audit by the Authority that unearthed loopholes in adherence to SIM card registration laws by mobile network operators.
The new Quality of Service Monitoring system (QSMS) is based on three key components: network performance, customer experience as well as end-to-end performance that analyses the rate of dropped calls, call connection time and voice/data quality.
Currently, CA has deployed high speed Internet to 896 secondary schools in Kenya. In Kajiado County, eight (8) secondary schools have benefited from the project, geared towards boosting uptake of digital learning. These schools include Oloolaiser High School, Oloitokitok Secondary School, Olkejuado High School, Ilbissil Girls, Sajiloni Girls, Snr. Chief Rissa Oloosuyian, Kiluani High School and Najile Boys
Kenya’s Mr. John Omo has today been elected the new Secretary General of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU). Mr.Omo garnered 23 votes beating his sole challenger; Burundi’s Mr. Constaque Hakizimana who managed two (2) votes at elections held today during the 5th Ordinary Session of the ATU Plenipotentiary conference in Nairobi.
CA Director General Mr. Francis Wangusi said a common African approach was possible if countries embraced the principles of growth, inclusiveness, sustainability, innovation and collaboration that have been the bedrock of ICT development in this region.
Delegates from across the continent began meeting in Nairobi on Thursday this week in series of meetings to chart the path for unlocking the potential of Information and communications technologies (ICTs) for socio-economic development.