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Safaricom Ethiopia increases data tariffs in Kenya boost
Safaricom Ethiopia has raised the cost of data in its push to break even and grow earnings of the Kenyan unit listed at the Nairobi bourse.Mobile data packages have soared by an average of 44 percent, ...
Mobile phone users on 3G declined 26.8 percent to 5.68 million as of September 2025 compared to 7.77 million a year earlier.
Kenya’s mobile sector faces a 2026 showdown as high termination fees spark debate over call costs, competition, and consumer ...
Inside Safaricom Ethiopia’s Data Price Hike and Its Impact on Affordability - IT News Africa | Business Technology, Telecoms ...
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List of most profitable Kenyan companies in 2025, Safaricom tops
In 2025, Kenya's most profitable companies were dominated by the banking and telecommunications sectors, reflecting recovery ...
Safaricom, Kenya’s largest telecom company and provider of the nation’s mobile money service, M-Pesa, has launched a new innovation center in Nairobi. Named Safaricom Alpha, a priority of the ...
The Kenyan government plans to sell more of its stake in telecom operator Safaricom. As reported by Business Daily earlier this week, Finance Minister John Mbadi is keen to sell some of the government ...
Dr.Peter Ndegwa(R) CEO Safaricom PLC testing out the SHOOK robot together with Jerusha Okubasu Youth Segment Lead SHOOK during the Safaricom Decode event held at Sarit Exco Nairobi. [Wilberforce ...
Chinese tech giant Huawei, in partnership with Kenya's mobile service provider Safaricom, on Friday launched a program to Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | ...
Last week, Ethiopia issued its first mobile money service licence to Safaricom last week, signifying a potential opening up of the economy – especially in the telecoms and banking sectors. The ...
In a move to offset stagnating revenues from traditional voice and SMS services, telecommunications giant Safaricom is seeking to expand its enterprise software offerings through strategic ...
Shortly after Safaricom chief executive Bob Collymore returned to work after a nine-month medical leave in August 2018, he found himself back in the trenches. In the past two decades, the Kenyan ...
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