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Internet usage in Kenya continues to grow, with 47.96 million users reported in 2024, according to the Kenya Economic Report 2025 by KIPPRA.
Among these users, 4G networks lead with 21.23 million subscribers, reflecting widespread adoption of high-speed mobile internet.
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In comparison, 2G networks still serve 15.77 million users, showing that many rely on basic mobile connectivity for communication and digital transactions.
The 3G network supports 10.59 million users, providing moderate-speed access for browsing, social media, and online applications.
Meanwhile, 5G adoption remains very limited, with only 0.37 million users connected, indicating that next-generation networks are still in the early stages of deployment.
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The data highlights a clear shift toward faster internet connections, with 4G dominating usage, followed by 3G and 2G. This trend is essential for business, education, and e-government services, where high-speed connectivity improves productivity and access to digital platforms.
The report recommends expanding 5G coverage and enhancing network quality to boost Kenya’s digital economy. Improved connectivity could enable advanced applications such as cloud computing, IoT solutions, and other digital services.
Increasing internet access in both urban and rural areas remains a key priority to support socio-economic growth and ensure all Kenyans can benefit from digital opportunities.
