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- The profile of Safaricom’s existing tower portfolio
- How the company manages new site design and build and what they are looking to change
- Key requirements for new macrosite deployment and priorities for the company’s current tower stock
- What alternative site typologies the company is looking into
- How to get involved in TowerXchange’s tower design and strengthening special feature
With over 70% of mobile market share and owning over 60% of the country’s total stock of towers, Safaricom are Kenya’s biggest owner and user of telecoms infrastructure. With a need to expand cost effectively to rural areas, meet growing capacity requirements in urban areas and ensure their towers are capable of meeting the demand…
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