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REGISTER OF UNIFIED LICENSING FRAMEWORK LICENSEES Contents 1. INTERNATIONAL GATEWAY OPERATORS .........................................................................................1 2. SUBMARINE CABLE LANDING RIGHTS OPERATORS ..........................................................................2 3. NETWORK FACILITIES PROVIDERS TIER 1 .........................................................................................3 4. NETWORK FACILITIES PROVIDERS TIER 2 .........................................................................................3 5. NETWORK FACILITIES PROVIDERS TIER 3 .........................................................................................5 6. APPLICATIONS SERVICE PROVIDERS ................................................................................................7 7. CONTENT SERVICE PROVIDERS...................................................................................................... 25 8. DOT KE SUB-DOMAIN NAME REGISTRAR SERVICES PROVIDERS ..................................................... 49 9. BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING SERVICE PROVIDERS ............................................................... 55 10. TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTORS ..................................................................................... 57 11. TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNICAL PERSONNEL ........................................................................ 87 12. TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT VENDORS ....................................................................... 114 13. PUBLIC COMMUNICATION ACCESS CENTRES ............................................................................. 146 LICENSEES AS AT 24th NOVEMBER 2020 1. INTERNATIONAL GATEWAY OPERATORS IGSS NO LICENSEE NAME BOX NO TOWN CODE PHONE NUMBERS 1 AIRTEL NETWORKS KENYA LIMITED 73146 NAIROBI 00200 691110019/+254734110019/+254734110000 2 COMMCARRIER SATELLITE SERVICES LIMITED 41093 NAIROBI 00100 +25420331739/+25420331741/+254722204567 3 GEO-NET COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED 49259 NAIROBI 00100 +254716023785/+254722418148/20246818 4 INTERNET SOLUTIONS KENYA LIMITED 43588 NAIROBI 00100 +254203600405/+254733837356/+254722898867 5 IWAY AFRICA KENYA LIMITED 63017 NAIROBI 00200 +254713601117/2972000 6 JAMII TELECOMMUNICATIONS LIMITED 47419 NAIROBI 00100 +254711054121/+254711054100/+254203975000 7 LIQUID TELECOMMUNICATIONS KENYA LIMITED 62499 NAIROBI 00200 +254732199000/+254731091705/+254205000000 8 MOBILE TELEPHONE NETWORKS BUSINESS (K) LIMITED 12170 NAIROBI 00100 +254207600001/+2542076000330/+254724739502 9 SAFARICOM PLC 66827 NAIROBI 00800 +254722003272/+254722005188 10 SEA SUBMARINE COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED 52294 NAIROBI 00100 +254205133100/+27761220131/+254722540643 11 TELKOM KENYA LIMITED 30301 NAIROBI 00100 +25420 4952460/+254 774 133 702/+25420343399 12 WANANCHI TELECOM LIMITED 50762 NAIROBI 00100 +25420 2804030/+254734701501 1 LICENSEES AS AT 25th November 2020/21 2. SATELLITE LANDING RIGHTS AUTHORIZATION GMPCS 1. GLOBALSTAR INC COVINGTON,LOUISIANA 70433 +19853351565/+19853351503/+254202899000 2. INMARSAT LIMITED NAIROBI 00100 +44(0)2077281785/+44(0)2077281778 3. IRIDIUM SATELLITE SOUTH AFRICA 2146 +17032877451 4. THURAYA SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED ABU DHABI,UNITED ARAB EMIRATES +97126422222/+97126419797 5. VIASAT KENYA LIMITED NAIROBI 1450 +254780101110 2. SUBMARINE CABLE LANDING RIGHTS OPERATORS SCR NO LICENSEE NAME BOX NO TOWN CODE PHONE NUMBERS 1 THE EAST AFRICAN MARINE SYSTEM LIMITED 52294 NAIROBI 00100 +254205133100/+27761220131/+254722540643 2 SEA SUBMARINE COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED 30301 NAIROBI 00100 +25420 4952460/+25420343399 3 TELKOM KENYA LIMITED 30025 NAIROBI 00100 +254202333288/+254727821345/+254711883126 2 LICENSEES AS AT 25th November 2020/21 3. NETWORK FACILITIES PROVIDERS TIER 1 NFP-T1 NO LICENSEE NAME BOX NO TOWN CODE PHONE NUMBERS 1. AIRTEL NETWORKS KENYA LIMITED 73146 NAIROBI 00200 691110019/+254734110019/+254734110000 2. SAFARICOM LIMITED 66827 NAIROBI 00800 +254722003272/+254722005188 3. TELKOM KENYA LIMITED 30301 NAIROBI 00100 +25420 4952460/+25420343399 4. NETWORK FACILITIES PROVIDERS TIER 2 NFP-T2 NO LICENSEE NAME BOX NO TOWN CODE PHONE NUMBERS 1. ALAN DICK & COMPANY (EAST AFRICA) LIMITED 12907 NAIROBI 00100 +254722570112/+254203742821/+254203742821 2. ATC KENYA OPERATIONS LIMITED 14805 NAIROBI 00800 +254730112121/+254 731000740 3. ATLAS TOWER KENYA LIMITED 52321 NAIROBI 00100 +254412244509/+17206676652 4. BANDWIDTH AND CLOUD SERVICES GROUP LIMITED 856 NAIROBI 00606 +254202667249/+254702273535/+254711405460 5. BELL WESTERN LIMITED 49670 NAIROBI 00100 +2544440169/+254722526777 6. COMMCARRIER SATELLITE SERVICES LIMITED 41093 NAIROBI 00100 +25420331739/+25420331741/+254722204567 7. FELTWELL TELECOM LIMITED 21286 NAIROBI 00505 +254722710812 8. FRONTIER OPTICAL NETWORKS LIMITED 2115 NAIROBI 00606 +254728906769/+254709114202/+254729451244 9. GEO -NET COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED 49259 NAIROBI 00100 +254716023785/+254722418148/+25420246818 10. HARUN INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 10972 NAIROBI 00400 +254202226327/+254203311183 11. INTERNET SOLUTIONS KENYA LIMITED 43588 NAIROBI 00100 +2543600000/+254733837356/+2543600405 12. IWAY AFRICA KENYA LIMITED 63017 NAIROBI 00200 +254713601117/+2542972000/+254734600100 3 LICENSEES AS AT 25th November 2020/21 NFP-T2 NO LICENSEE NAME BOX NO TOWN CODE PHONE NUMBERS 13. JAMII TELECOMMUNICATIONS LIMITED 47419 NAIROBI 00100 +254711054121/+254747585100/+254203975000 14. KENYA EDUCATION NETWORK 30244 NAIROBI 00100 +254732150500/+254703044500 15. KENYA ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION COMPANY LIMITED 34942 NAIROBI 00100 +254719018000/+254719189797/+254732128000 16. KENYA PIPELINE COMPANY LIMITED 73442 NAIROBI 00200 +254722207678/+254202606500 17. LEAVITT HOLDINGS LIMITED 63023 NAIROBI 00200 +254722822714/+254720273183 18. LIQUID TELECOMMUNICATIONS KENYA LIMITED 62499 NAIROBI 00200 +254732199000/+254732199209/+254205000000 19. MOBILE TELEPHONE NETWORKS BUSINESS (K) LIMITED 12170 NAIROBI 00100 +254207600001/+254722989001/+254722235318 20. SEALTOWERS LIMITED 9697 NAIROBI 00100 +254723421111/+254202074617/+254022502510 21. SIMBANET COM. KENYA LIMITED 50762 NAIROBI 00100 +254734701501/+254202804030 22. SKYMAX NETWORK KENYA LIMITED 14805 NAIROBI 00100 +254741520002 23. THE KENYA POWER AND LIGHTING COMPANY LIMITED 30099 NAIROBI 00100 +254732170170/+254703070707 24. VODACOM BUSINESS (KENYA) LIMITED 100560 NAIROBI 00101 +254202714815/6/+254716025745/+254731025745 25. WANANCHI GROUP KENYA LIMITED 10286 NAIROBI 00100 +254205200106/+254732132777/+254732569740 26. WANANCHI TELECOM LIMITED 50762 NAIROBI 00100 +254202804030/+254734701501/+254 207640000 27. WIAFRICA KENYA LIMITED 75987 NAIROBI 00200 +254722748081/+254770640077/+254736044359 28. ZING TELECOM LIMITED 86372 MOMBASA 80100 +254729014353 29. FOURTH GENERATION NETWORKS LIMITED 46941 NAIROBI 00100 +254203258252 30. SEACOM KENYA LIMITED 52294 NAIROBI 00100 +254205133100 31. MAST RENTAL SERVICES LIMITED 5637 NAIROBI 00100 +254202051626 4 LICENSEES AS AT 25th November 2020/21 NFP-T2 NO LICENSEE NAME BOX NO TOWN CODE PHONE NUMBERS 32. MOJA ACCESS LIMITED 30333 NAIROBI 00100 +254207608900 33. DATA STREAM SOLUTIONS LIMITED 10470 NAIROBI 00100 +254722600900 34. THE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION 27150 NAIROBI 00100 +254202211960 TECHNOLOGY AUTHORITY 5. NETWORK FACILITIES PROVIDERS TIER 3 NFP-T3 NO LICENSEE NAME BOX NO TOWN CODE PHONE NUMBERS 1. ABLE WIRELESS COMPANY LIMITED 42256 NAIROBI 00100 +254202453048/+254735460073 2. ADRIAN KENYA LIMITED 9808 NAIROBI 00100 +254202324900 3. AHADI WIRELESS LIMITED 102493 NAIROBI 00101 +254728759259/0795431418 4. AMAZI GROUP LIMITED 29717 NAIROBI 00100 +254722513656 5. BALOZI DISTRIBUTED ANTENNAE SYSTEM LIMITED 10643 NAIROBI 00100 +254202899000 6. BLUE STREAK HORIZONS NET LIMITED 1880 KILIFI 80108 +254723107801/+254707750788/+254731534124 7. BLUE TELECOM LIMITED 44604 NAIROBI 00100 +254720556019 8. BOMA WIRELESS COMPANY LIMITED 38625 NAIROBI 00100 +254701439410/+254774075782 9. BRCK LIMITED 58275 NAIROBI 00200 +254718272887 10. BULSHO FIBER LINK LIMITED 35511 NAIROBI 00100 +254722252266/+254723083552/+254740501501 11. BULSHO FIBER LINK LIMITED 35511 NAIROBI 00100 +254722252266/+254723083552/+254740501501 12. CABLE ONE LIMITED 5770 NAIROBI 00100 +254230657/+254721779966 5 LICENSEES AS AT 25th November 2020/21 NFP-T3 NO LICENSEE NAME BOX NO TOWN CODE PHONE NUMBERS 13. CABLE TELEVISION NETWORK (MOMBASA) LIMITED 86005 MOMBASA 80100 +254412221594/+254723332842/+254412222057 14. COM TWENTY ONE LIMITED 15818 NAIROBI 00100 +254202022244/+254722526313/+254706732200 15. COOLIGHT TECHNOLOGIES AFRICA LIMITED 52783 NAIROBI 00100 +254722700980/+254721965446 16. ECO-PARTNERS LIMITED 13669 NAIROBI 00100 +254722755700 17. ELRIS COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES LIMITED 4107 NAIROBI 00200 +254206752936/+254728888471/+254710852808 18. EMBARQ LIMITED 19214 NAIROBI 00100 +254202619800/+254725001010/+254735001010 19. EQUATOR DATANET KENYA LIMITED 27534 NAIROBI 00506 +254722297244 20. FIBERLINK LIMITED 90 NAIROBI 00200 +254724281316/+254202000500/+254202000501 21. FIRESIDE COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED 1296 NAIROBI 00606 +254202384734/+254709437000/+254710548440 22. HIRANI TELECOMMUNICATION LIMITED 33347 NAIROBI 00600 +254700123007 23. HORYAL SERVICES LIMITED 68845 NAIROBI 00610 +254722382015 24. ICON WIRELESS LIMITED 27775 NAIROBI 00100 +254727488003 25. IGO BROADBAND LIMITED 235 NAIROBI 00502 +254707472739 26. INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY TRADING COMPANY LIMITED 14273 NAIROBI 00800 +25444400011 27. INTELLECT GROUP LIMITED 14029 NAIROBI 00800 +254720552222/+254713039943/+254204442010 28. JOGOOWEAR ENTERPRISES 6916 NAIROBI 00100 +254721158231/+254701439562
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    RESIDENTIAL NSW CUSTOMERS – CRITICAL INFORMATION SUMMARY INFORMATION ABOUT THE SERVICE Description of the Service Wireless - Broadband Speed Wi-sky NSW uses a combination of both Fibre Network and high- Customers can choose from one of our great broadband plans. speed wireless technologies to enable eligible premises to get ultra-high-speed Internet connectivity. ● Wi-sky Business up to 30 / 30 Mbps download/upload ● Wi-sky Plus up to 25 / 25 Mbps download/upload Eligible customers can also choose to include a Voice over IP ● Wi-sky Standard up to 20 / 20 Mbps download/upload (VoIP) phone service offering great call rates and inclusions ● Wi-sky Economy up to 10 / 10 Mbps download/upload depending on your choice of VoIP Plan (at an additional charge.) ● Wi-sky Base up to 5 / 5 Mbps download/upload Service Availability Actual speeds may vary and may be slower than the maximum Wi- The Wi-sky NSW service is only available within a Wi-sky ready sky wholesale connection speeds. service area and subject to an assessment of your premises suitability by a Wi-sky approved Technician. Your Data Allowance All Wi-sky Residential Plans come with unlimited data#. Minimum Term Wi-sky NSW plans have a no term, 12 month or 24 month term option, which applies to the Broadband Plan and any optional VoIP Plan. INFORMATION ABOUT PRICING The charges payable include the Monthly Plan Charge, Installation Charges, and Other Fees & Charges as outlined below. Customers can also choose from our great Modem and Optional VoIP add-on options. Monthly Plan Charge The minimum monthly charge for Wi-sky NSW Broadband Plan is $75/month for the 5/5 Mbps Plan or a total minimum charge of $2,130 including standard installation over 24 months.