Among the more alarming claims about the troubled National Broadband Network is an assertion that Kenya now has faster internet than Australia.
Mr Turnbull's claim is not the full story. Data compiled by Kenya's Communications Authority shows more than one-third (34.2 per cent) of Kenyans have access to broadband, after factoring in 15.4 million mobile subscriptions. However, it is unlikely that the millions of Kenyans using mobile broadband services would get faster speeds than the majority of Australians. Australia also has slightly faster mobile broadband than Kenya. These factors put Australia ahead of Kenya, but Mr Turnbull is not entitled to suggest that the scale of Australia's advantage is in the order of 90:1.5. Nor can he say that all but a handful of wealthy people in Kenya have no access to first-world telecoms.
Fact check: Is Malcolm Turnbull's comparison of Kenyan and Australian broadband valid?
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