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Jamii Telecommunications: Expanding internet connectivity

By Ashley TangJuly 23, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • Jamii offers a vast range of broadband services across Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and Tanzania.
  • The company is tackling the obstacles of limited infrastructure and growing competition through new technologies and partnerships.

Jamii Telecommunications: Pioneering in regional broadband connectivity

Founded in 2007, Jamii Telecommunications Limited has been at the forefront of the broadband industry in East Africa, providing high-speed internet and business solutions across multiple countries. Initially focused on providing fibre-optic internet solutions, the company now offers a broad array of services, including cloud computing, data centre services, and enterprise solutions.

Jamii has expanded its operations to include Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and Tanzania, where it serves not only businesses but also government institutions, ISPs, and individual consumers. The company’s service offerings span both urban and rural areas, helping to bridge the digital divide that remains a significant challenge in many parts of East Africa.

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Challenges in the growing East African telecom sector

While Jamii has witnessed significant growth, the company operates in a region characterised by fierce competition from both established players and emerging startups. The ongoing challenges of infrastructure development, especially in rural regions, make it more difficult to provide affordable and reliable internet access to underserved populations. Additionally, the expanding demand for data services puts pressure on internet speeds and service quality, forcing providers like Jamii to continue investing in upgrading their networks.

However, Jamii is tackling these challenges head-on by adopting innovative technologies. The company has invested in Next-Generation Networks (NGN), which help optimise data usage and offer higher speeds. Furthermore, partnerships with international and local organisations have allowed Jamii to offer affordable pricing models and expand coverage.

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Ashley Tang

Ashley is a community engagement specialist at BTW Media, having studied Global Journalism at the University of Sheffield. Contact her at a.tang@btw.media.

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