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Victoria from Techpoint here,
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Kenya cracks down on counterfeit mobile phones, routers, modems Third senior Safaricom leader exits in months PesaLink takes on M-Pesa with cheaper transfers Kenya cracks down on counterfeit mobile phones, routers, modems
Kenya is tightening the rules for companies that import and distribute telecom equipment. The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) has introduced a mandatory Communications Equipment Distributor (CED) Licence, meaning any business that wants to import or wholesale products such as mobile phones, routers, modems, and other communications equipment must first obtain the new licence. The requirement took effect yesterday, July 21, 2026, and applies to both new entrants and existing businesses already operating in the market.
Kenyan regulators say the new licensing framework is designed to curb the influx of counterfeit and substandard telecom devices while strengthening the country’s communications infrastructure. Under the
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