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Safaricom’s Kenya Market Slips to 63% as Bharti Gains Ground
NAIROBI (Capital Markets in Africa) – Safaricom Plc’s market share of Kenyan mobile-phone subscriptions dropped for a sixth consecutive quarter as competition heats up, according to data from the industry regulator. Safaricom, East Africa’s biggest company by valuation and a unit of Vodacom Group Ltd., recorded a market share of 63 percent in 2018, compared with 69 percent during the previous year, according to the Communications Authority. Bharti Airtel Ltd.’s local unit, which agreed to merge operations with Telkom…
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