Market share will def dip...MPS is what am interested in...

If there is no major disruption in technology, I predict it will be top on terms of cashless payments and lipa na mpesa will bring in the lions share of mpesa revenue, it will have the largest share of diaspora remittances, fixed data revenue will be over 30bn a year in revenue, voice revenue will still be stagnant and will be 3rd largest after mpesa and data revenue, Masoko will be having kinks, sms revenue will be stagnant, Safcom will think of venturing into the TV market or ondemand video content with a local approach, mpesa will venture into the salary accounts by having a product that entices people to switch salary accounts from banks to mpesa, internet speeds of 1gbps

[quote=VituVingiSana]More profits for Safcom
http://www.businessdaily...3532-p2u4rwz/index.html[/quote]

When money starts following you it never stops

All in all, despite all the drama... I expect higher profits!

http://www.businessdaily...5700-1v8ksuz/index.html

The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) has hit Airtel Kenya with a Sh2 billion frequency spectrum renewal fee demand, piling financial pressure on the loss-making firm.

Safaricom has kicked off its Fiber to Home Regional Roll out Plan that will see an increased number of customers accessing fast internet speeds from the comfort of their homes.

Safaricom says it currently has 95,000 homes connected to its fiber infrastructure.

Customers will have a choice of different Fibre to Home internet packages — starting from as low as Kshs2,500 per month with speeds of 5Mbps to Kshs9,999 at 40Mbps per month.

The first phase of the Safaricom Fibre to Home will start with Kitengela town and its environs, targeting 14,000 homes with a plan to reach 40% penetration within the next three months.

Other towns that are targeted in this phase include Athi River, Buruburu, Ngong Road, Runda, Ruaka and Karen.

Once customers register for the service, they will be given a router and access to credentials that will enable them to have both Wireless and LAN access, with no installation charges

http://kenyanwallstreet....-home-regional-roll-plan

There is a difference between subscriptions and connections.
Subscription means there is active use while connection not necessarily

Thanks for the thread-in-needle clarification.
This connections number then is an amorphous, very difficult one to pin down. No wonder CCK reports on subscriptions.

Word from the exchange bar.. Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore has exited active roles at firm for a few months on medical leave; CFO Kamath, Strategy Director Ogutu shall run the telco on joint stewardship