Unregistered SIM cards in Kenya will be deactivated by April 15 2022 as the government steps up the fight against crime and improve data accuracy.
Communications Authority (CA) has already ordered all mobile network operators ( Safaricom, Airtel, and Telkom) to speed up the data cleanup exercise, adding that no more time will be added.
This is the third time in a decade the regulator is coming up with a switch-off deadline after a similar attempt in 2012 and 2018.
Most of the network providers have since persistently sent messages to their customers to visit their outlets to do updates on their registration details,
Airtel; " Avoid disconnection! Update your SIM registration details at any Airtel outlet countrywide. Carry your ORIGINAL ID."
" Avoid disconnection! Update your SIM registration details by visiting any Airtel outlet with your ORIGINAL ID. Dial *106# to check the registration status."
Safaricom "
USSD CODE TO DIAL TO CHECK NUMBERS REGISTERED WITH YOUR ID
Network providers have provided a way to check numbers registered under your details by using USSD CODE
For Safaricom, dial *106#
- Check my numbers
- Report unknown numbers
- Check reported numbers
- Cancel a reported number
- FAQ
- Jichanue - Fraud tips
- time
- those in marginalized areas are not able to act
- those working outside countries cannot participate,
- those who walk hundreds of kilometers just to update their details are not able to do so,
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