www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Mobile Industry of Kenya will soon see stabilised interconnection rates at KES 9, after the implementation of a fresh round of interconnection agreements. The rates are expected to fall by around 15%, the Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) said it was mulling a proposal that would see new entrants to the market, such as Yu and Orange Kenya, allowed lower rates to enable them to gain a foothold in the highly competitive sector. CCK Assistant Director Susan Mochahe, reportedly said that the regulator was considering a proposal to have interconnection based on entry levels or market share. Mochache further said the move was inspired by the regulator taking a more proactive stance against dominant players who, new entrants say, are eroding their profit margins and locking subscribers to one network.