According to figures released by the Communications Authority of Kenya, 44.7m transactions were handled through the platform as compared to 42m transactions between September 1 - December 31st, 2015.
The fast growing platform is a subsidiary business of grassroots lender, Equity Group.
CAK figures also show that with a 19.6% quarter on quarter growth in mobile traffic, Equitel is by far the fastest growing mobile telephony service in the country.
CAK figures also show that with a 19.6% quarter on quarter growth in mobile traffic, Equitel is by far the fastest growing mobile telephony service in the country.
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Operator
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March 2016
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December 2015
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Variation
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Pre-Paid
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Post-Paid
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Total
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Pre-Paid
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Post-Paid
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Total
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Safaricom
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24,230,310
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931,126
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25,161,439
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23,556,656
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852,278
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24,408,934
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3.1
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|
Airtel
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6,580,141
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142,271
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6,722,412
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7,088,360
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148,164
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7,236,524
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-7.1
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Equitel
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1,683,362
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1,683,362
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1,407,172
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-
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1,407,172
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19.6
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Orange
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4,800,445
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8995
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4,809,440
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4,654,190
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9,124
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4,663,314
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3.1
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Sema
|
158
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-
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158
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-
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-
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-
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0.0
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Total
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37,294,419
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1,082,392
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38,376,811
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36,706,378
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1,009,566
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37,715,944
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1.8
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While Safaricom and Orange both grew at 3%, and Airtel fell 7%, Equitel users rose to 1.6 million from 1.4m the previous quarter a growth of 19%.
Its voice traffic totalled 39.4m minutes with 4m in on-net
and 35.3m minutes in off-net traffic.
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