Reports of Slower Starlink Speeds Come as Kenya’s Subscriber Base Climbs
TechTrendsKE | By George Kamau - Jul 22, 2026
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- Starlink has stopped accepting new Residential customers in seven counties in Kenya due to exhausted network capacity.
- Concerns have arisen among existing subscribers regarding slower internet speeds during peak hours.
- Starlink's actions indicate a shift from aggressive subscriber growth to balancing growth with available capacity.
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Starlink's rapid growth in Kenya presents both opportunities and challenges. While the company has made significant strides in expanding access to satellite internet, the recent capacity constraints highlight the need for ongoing investment in infrastructure to ensure service quality. Future discussions should focus on how Starlink can effectively manage its growth while maintaining reliable performance for its users.
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