Tuanze kwanza how did safaficom get there, aggressive invested and putting their hands on very thing. Who end up paying the price of their success, other telecom companies including Orange, Airtel and any other walio taka kuja kuwekeza Kenya. Huku kwetu hatutaki na hatutachia one company dominate the whole industry.
Number one rule of regulator is to be fair and give equal opportunity to all sides, GoK has been sleeping on the wheel for as long as the sun can rise. You can't let one player eating every one else's lunch. Hata developed world mergers and acquisitions are watched like a hawk.
You totally missed the point. The point is Kenya's telecom industry, taken in it's totality, is much bigger than that of Tanzania. It doesn't matter whether Kenya's telecom market is a monopoly or oligopoly. The fact remains the total networth of the telcos market in Kenya is bigger than Tanzania.
That ground can shift at any time, with 7% growth and larger population in the region, no one can guarantee anything.
Safaricom imebebwa mgongoni na GoK, ni kama wao ndio wanapanga sheria ya mawasiliano, GoK kazi yake ni kutia muhuri tuu. Kwa mazingira hayo nani atashindwa kufanya biashara na kupata faida. Hata kama ingekuwa wewe umepewa kila soko utawale inavyo taka, utapataje hasara? Hakuna nchi kubwa ambazo zinaruhusu kampuni za huduma kizidi kampuni inazoshindana nazo kwa zaidi ya 10%.
Ni kwasababu Tanzania tuliamuwa kutenganisha huduma za simu na huduma za kibenki. kampuni za simu zililazimishwa kuchukuwa leseni ya kibenki kama wakitaka kujishughulisha na mambo ya fedha. Kwa Kenya Safaricom inakubaliwa kujumuisha kila biashara yao chao kwenye chungu kimoja.
kwasababu hana mpinzani wala upinzani mkali kenya safaricom ni kama yuko pekeake airtel na orange hawana upinzani sasa tanzania kuna telecommunications company nane na zote ziko kwenye ushindani mkali sana, nafkiri umenielewa
jumuisha company zenu zote za mawadiliano bado hawafiki nusu ya safari com
One billionaire and few millionaires while here we have no billionaire and many millionaires - and you still claim your economy is more inclusive. The Private companies are no about individuals bu he companies themselves and I repeat - it's laughable to compare Tanzania's privae secor to Kenya's. Even the whole East Africa's private sector can't compare to Kenya's.
Mpesa contributes only 28% of safcom revenue... the rest is from normal telco service.. so even without mpesa, safcom would still be the largest public company Iin east and central africa ..