AccessKenya returns to low-cost home Internet with US partner

Workers lay an underground cable for Internet service provider Access Kenya. PHOTO | FILE

AccessKenya has partnered with a Silicon Valley start-up to offer households with low-cost data connectivity, returning to a market segment it exited in 2014.

The Internet service provider, ranked third in terms of broadband subscriptions in Kenya, is working with EveryLayer, a California-based firm, to deploy its excess bandwidth to homes in Nairobi’s densely populated Eastlands area.

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