State of Digital in Kenya

19.3%

of Kenyans are on social media.
The 19.3% accounts for 10.55M people.

TikTok's popularity continues to rise in Kenya - The platform is changing the game beyond just content and will soon influence both commerce and search in 2023.

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According to 2022 data, The smart home device market in Kenya is estimated to be valued at $40Million and growing.

Smart home devices include:
-Smart Appliances: TVs, Speakers etc
-Smart Home connectivity devices. (Google Home etc)
-Smart Home Security devices

93.3%

of consumers now use social media to discover new products and brands.

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32.7%

The percentage of total Kenya's internet users.

The 32.7% accounts for an estimated 17.86M Kenyans, meaning roughly 7M Kenyans are not active on social media.

As Kenya's population embraces a more health-conscious lifestyle, the adoption of digital fitness devices such as wearables and other tracking devices is increasing.

Smartphone with a health app open, displaying steps, calories, and distance; a fitness tracker band showing step count, heart rate, and calories burned.

$20M

The amount, the music streaming market in Kenya is projected to reach in 2023.

For digital brands, this presents a unique chance to connect with consumers through ads on streaming platforms.

12.4%

Internet users in Kenya own digital assets like cryptocurrency and stablecoins in 2023.

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