Safaricom plans to replicate Kenya’s success formula in Ethiopia
Safaricom PLC recently hosted its first investor day in Nairobi and provided detail about its aspirations in Ethiopia.
Vincent Matinde
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Kenyan authorities uncover major mobile money fraud
Eight men arrested, alleged to be part of a criminal ring that defrauded mobile money users of over KES500-million.
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New termination rates, excise duty dent Safaricom's voice revenue
Voice revenue decreased by 3.8% to KShs 39.99-billion, according to the company’s half-year results.
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Safaricom launches commercial 5G service
Country’s Communications Authority readies to release 5G policy document.
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Airtel Kenya ring-fences operations, separates mobile money unit
Central Bank of Kenya confirms development, says it will lead to better customer service.
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Safaricom revises interest rates for overdraft solution Fuliza
Telco, in collaboration with Kenya Commercial Bank and NCBA Bank Kenya, eases pressure on borrowers and believes move will attract more subscribers.
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Safaricom’s Michael Joseph redeployed to lead Ethiopia campaign
Joseph steps down as Board Chairperson and is replaced by John Ngumi.
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Safaricom spearheads tech talent initiative in Kenya
Company initiates aggressive recruitment campaign to target local developers.
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Safaricom launches cross-merchant mobile money system
Pay Bill solution forms part of a phased interoperability process among the company, Airtel Kenya and Telkom Kenya.
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M-Pesa still a cash cow for Safaricom
The addition of new solutions has helped drive up demand and adoption of the mobile payment platform.
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Sylvia Mulinge to drive DX for MTN Uganda
Safaricom executive described as champion of digital transformation.
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Vodacom edges closer to pan-African tech goal
Based on its preliminary results for the year ended 31 March 2022, company confirms a “watershed year” for its transition plans.