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    Reprieve for Kenyans as CA Slashes Call Rates

    Mercy AumaBy Mercy AumaDecember 23, 2021Updated:December 23, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Kenyans will breathe a sign of relief after the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) announced they will start enjoying lower call rates as from next year.

    Confirming the same, CA Director General Ezra Chiloba stated that this was necessitated by CA’s recent review of Mobile Termination Rates (MTRs) as well as the Fixed Termination Rates (FTRs).

    “In the latest review, the Authority has capped the MTRs and the FTRs at Sh0.12 per minute with effect from January 1, 2022,” Chiloba said in a statement.

    Press Release: Consumers to Enjoy Lower Calling Rates Following Review of Interconnection Rates by CA.@CADirectorGen @ezraCHILOBA @MoICTKenya
    @ntvkenya @NationAfrica @KTNNewsKE
    @StandardKenya @TheStarBreaking
    @K24Tv @citizentvkenya @KBCChannel1 @PeopleDailyKe @mucheru pic.twitter.com/TrPUvSBn61

    — Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) (@CA_Kenya) December 22, 2021

     

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