List of Mawingu WiFi Internet Packages, Prices, Coverage, and Contacts

Mawingu WiFi Internet Packages and prices
Mawingu WiFi Internet Packages and prices

Mawingu is a trusted Kenyan network company with highly personalized plans and prices. The web-based firm offers home and business solutions at fair installation fees. Below is a detailed review of Mawingu WiFi internet packages.

The Nanyuki-based ISP offers unlimited WiFi and broadband solutions to a client base exceeding 10,000 subscribers.

List of Mawingu WiFi Internet packages and prices

Mawingu packages are highly affordable with excellent connections across major towns in Kenya.

The three plans on offer are as follows.

1. Home packages

Max internet home plans are summarized.

PackagesPricesPlans
10 MbpsKsh 2,500Bronze
15 MbpsKsh 3,000Silver
20 MbpsKsh 4,500Gold

2. Business packages

The business packages offered on special terms and at negotiable rates include the following;

  • Fixed Site Internet – An array of unlimited, high-speed interent packages, ranging from shared to dedicated packages
  • Bespoke Solutions – Helping you develop a solution that matches your present and future business needs
  • Value Added Services (VAS) – The plan includes additional services such as: public IP, extension management, managed firewall, etc.

The installation fees include a refundable mandatory deposit of Ksh 3,000 for new subscribers.

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3. List of Mawingu data bundle with prices

How do I buy Mawingu bundles via MPesa? Mawingu internet customers can subscribe and make monthly payments using MPesa Paybill number ‘579950’ and the user-assigned account number.

Alternatively, the ISP accepts payments made through the Mawingu self-care portal.

Here is a detailed list of all monthly bundle prices.

BundlesPrices
50 MBKsh 10
150 MBKsh 20
500 MBKsh 50
1.2 GBKsh 100
4 GBKsh 200
12 GBKsh 500
30 GBKsh 1,000
80 GBKsh 2,000

To check your data balance log in to the Mawingu self-care portal with the provided customer number and authentication PIN.

Proceed to click the balance tab to see the usage and expiry dates of the remaining data.

The multi-funded Mawingu Networks started operations in 2014, covering parts of Nanyuki and Laikipia.

The Kenyan-based ISP has since expanded to include at least 17 counties with a bigger eye on the remaining 30 counties.

Mawingu coverage areas

Mawingu Internet coverage extends to the following parts of the country.

  1. Amboseli
  2. Batuk
  3. Bomet
  4. Bondo
  5. Bungoma
  6. Chuka
  7. Dadaab
  8. Eldoret
  9. Embu
  10. Garissa
  11. Hagadera
  12. Isebania
  13. Isiolo County
  14. Kajiado
  15. Kakamega
  16. Kericho
  17. Keroka
  18. Kerugoya
  19. Kilifi
  20. Kirinyaga
  21. Kisii
  22. Kisumu
  23. Kwale
  24. Laikipia
  25. Lodwar
  26. Machakos
  27. Malaba
  28. Malindi
  29. Mandera
  30. Mara
  31. Mariakani
  32. Marsabit
  33. Maua
  34. Meru
  35. Migori
  36. Mombasa
  37. Moyale
  38. Mtwapa
  39. Mwea
  40. Nairobi
  41. Naivasha
  42. Nakuru
  43. Nanyuki
  44. Narok
  45. Nyeri
  46. Rongo
  47. Samburu
  48. Siaya
  49. Taita Taveta
  50. Taita Taveta
  51. Tharaka Nithi
  52. Uasin Gishu
  53. Ukunda
  54. Voi
  55. Wajir
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Mawingu Internet CEO Farouk Ramji brags coverage in at least 20 counties in Kenya.

Ownership and history of Mawingu Internet

Farouk Ramji is the chief executive officer at Mawingu Networks; formerly the Chief Transformation & Performance Officer at Telkom Kenya.

His 12 years of experience in operations and technology is highly regarded.

The biography of Farouk Ramji indicates that he is a Finance and Human Resources graduate from the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC).

On top of that, he holds a management certification from INSEAD.

Born in Vancouver Canada, Farouk Ramji’s father is from Kisumu, and his mother Nairobi.

List of Mawingu Networks investors

InvestorFunding
InfraCo Africa$6 million
E3 Capital$1.5 million
Dutch development bank FMO.$1.5 million

For the record, InfraCo Africa is financially backed by the UK, Netherlands, and Switzerland governments.

Incorporated in 2012 at the foothill of Mount Kenya, Mawingu launched its operations in 2014 with a major boost in capital investments.

Percentage of market share

Internet ProvidersMarket Share
Safaricom PLC35.6%
Zuku Internet25.5%
JTL Faiba22.1%
Poa Internet10.8%
Liquid Telecom1.7%
Mawingu Network1.5%

Latest stats indicate the Mawingu has about 15,000 internet subscribers, representing 1.5 percent of the total market share.

Mawingu internet contacts

Telephone0111194000
Mobile0798950140
Email address[email protected]
Websitehttps://mawingu.co

Reviews indicate that Mawingu data bundle prices are way more affordable compared to various offers on Safaricom Home, Poa WiFi, Zuku, and Starlink Kenya.

Above all, Mawingu Internet Kisii packages and prices are widely appealing among heavy internet users and those in remote parts of the country.

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