Airtel's bid for a Tier 1 facilities licence, open for public comment until 28 September, shows Kenya's operator contest is now about who owns the infrastructure.
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GSMA data shows 3.1 billion people live under mobile coverage but still don't use the internet -- operators are turning to AI, not new towers, to close that gap.
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Safaricom's CBK-led M-Pesa cuts, live since 7 August 2026, double the free Buy Goods threshold and roughly halve low-value till transfers -- what it means for ISP billing.
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TM Forum's 2026 guidance reframes autonomous networks around revenue growth, not just lower costs -- and the logic applies to any ISP with real-time billing.
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New Ookla data shows Nigeria's median broadband speed up 155% since 2023 as fibre connections triple -- what the growth curve means for ISP billing.
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GSMA and Nokia research shows generic chatbots collapse on telecom-specific tasks -- why 2026's shift to domain-specific AI models matters most for smaller ISPs.
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From 14 August 2026, Kenyan cyber cafes must ID every customer, log session times and keep records for 3 years -- what it means for public internet operators.
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Nokia's new agentic AI tools cut truck rolls and speed up helpdesk resolution -- here's what that shift toward automation-by-default means for smaller ISPs.
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ISPs told Kenyan MPs that mandatory usage-based billing would mean serious Deep Packet Inspection investment -- here's what the bill actually proposes.
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NVIDIA's 2026 telecom survey shows AI use jumping from 49% to 66% of operators in two years — here's what that shift means below the hyperscale level.
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New 2026 consumer protection regulations require Kenyan ISPs to run a CA-approved outage-credit system and resolve complaints within 30 days.
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Vodafone cut 5G power use by a third with AI, and Deutsche Telekom is chasing self-healing networks with OpenAI — here's what that shift means for regional ISPs.
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Safaricom, Meta and a new Africa-1 route are adding two more submarine cables to Mombasa, and the wholesale bandwidth market is about to shift.
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Telecom now leads every industry in AI customer service adoption — here's what that shift toward automated billing and outage handling means for growing ISPs.
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New CA Kenya data shows fixed internet subscriptions past 2.29 million, spread across seven real competitors rather than one dominant giant.
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Real-time anomaly detection and predictive capacity planning are moving from telecom giants into tools smaller ISPs can actually use.
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XpressRADIUS is expanding beyond Kenya — with a currency picker built into the app and support landing for MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money, Flutterwave, Paystack, Razorpay and more.
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Mobile money dominates payments across the region. Here's what that means for how ISPs in Kampala, Dar es Salaam and Kigali need to bill.
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From the Philippines to South Asia, small and mid-sized ISPs are scaling fast — and outgrowing spreadsheet billing just as quickly.
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From Kasarani to Westlands, Webspace Internet is growing its footprint across Nairobi's busiest neighbourhoods.
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Subscription clients and prepaid hotspot vouchers are two different billing models entirely.
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Fiber and wireless solve different problems. A practical breakdown for ISP operators deciding where to deploy each.
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Fixed data subscriptions are climbing, 5G and fixed wireless are picking up pace, and Starlink has entered the market.
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Africa's terrestrial fibre footprint has crossed two million kilometres, and fixed wireless access is closing the last-mile gap fast.
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The global market for ISP management systems is growing fast, converging on integrated RADIUS, billing, and self-service.
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Most billing software is either generic accounting or enterprise overkill. XpressRADIUS was built from a real, working ISP deployment.
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