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Gazette Notice No. 16980 of 2025

Safaricom PLC applies to renew two communications licences, with objections invited within 30 days of publication.

Official PDF · 1.5 MB

Whole issue, from Kenya Law. This notice starts on printed page 8267.

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What the notice says

  1. Licence application

    Link
    Applicant
    Safaricom PLC (Renewal of licences)
    Licensing authority
    Communications Authority of Kenya
    Objection recipient
    Director-General, Communications Authority of Kenya
    Licence category
    Network Facilities Provider – Tier 1 (NFP-T1)
    Licence category
    International Gateway Operator (IGSS)
    Application purpose
    renewal
    Objections
    30 days, as printed
    Objection procedure
    Representations and/or objections must be filed by letter to the Director-General, Communications Authority of Kenya, indicating the licence category on the cover, within thirty (30) days from publication, with a copy forwarded to the applicant.

Schedule 1 row

Applicant NameLicence Category
Safaricom PLC P.O. Box 66827–00800, Nairobi1. Network Facilities Provider – Tier 1 (NFP-T1) 2. International Gateway Operator (IGSS)

Everyone named

Signed byDAVID MUGONYI, Director-General/CEO
ApplicantSafaricom PLC
Licensing authorityCommunications Authority of Kenya
Objection recipientDirector-General, Communications Authority of Kenya
PlacesNairobi
LawKenya Information and Communications Act

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Cite

Kenya Gazette Notice No. 16980 of 2025, Vol. CXXVII No. 237, 21 November 2025, p. 8267.

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Official PDF of Vol. CXXVII No. 237, from Kenya Law
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Filed under: Licences, 2025 · November 2025 · Vol. CXXVII No. 237