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Airtel in a stalemate with CA over Sh2.1 billion licence fee

From left, Airtel Kenya CEO Adil El Youssefi and CA director-general Francis Wangusi. PHOTOS | FILE

Airtel Kenya is in a stalemate with regulators over the renewal of its operating licence, with the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) insisting that the telecommunications operator must pay a fee of Sh2.1 billion to stay in business.

The mobile firm, which says the fee is too high for a small operator like itself, has been seeking a review for over a year now without luck.

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