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Safaricom has taken fibre internet into Kenya’s Affordable Housing Programme, starting with 14,000 homes in Mukuru. This marks the beginning of a wider national rollout that will bring high-speed internet to thousands of low-cost homes across the country.
For families in Mukuru, this means faster, more reliable internet at an affordable price. Fibre internet is much better than mobile data or copper cables. It offers:
This is a huge step for digital inclusion in Kenya. Many people in affordable housing areas have struggled with slow or expensive internet. Now, Safaricom is changing that.
Safaricom plans to connect 14,000 homes in Mukuru first. After that, they will expand to other affordable housing projects across Kenya. The company is working with the government to make sure fibre reaches as many homes as possible.
Internet is no longer a luxury. It is a necessity. From online classes to remote work and healthcare, a fast connection opens doors. Safaricom’s fibre rollout in affordable housing helps bridge the digital divide. It gives low-income families the same opportunities as those in high-end areas.
If you are a resident in Mukuru, keep an eye out for Safaricom’s installation teams. You can also visit a nearby Safaricom shop to ask about fibre packages. The company will share more details soon on pricing and installation dates.
Safaricom has big plans. After Mukuru, they will connect homes in other affordable housing projects in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and beyond. The goal is to make fibre internet available to every Kenyan, no matter where they live or how much they earn.
This is a game-changer for Kenya’s affordable housing programme. It shows that quality internet is not just for the rich. With Safaricom’s fibre, everyone can stay connected, learn, work, and grow.
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