Kenya's largest telecommunications company, pivotal in the country's digital infrastructure and financial inclusion through its mobile money platform, M-PESA.
Nada Shaheen on why large African companies will die if they ignore startups
GB Corp has backed five early-stage startups in Egypt over the past four years. The company is investing at least $500,000 in Egyptian startups through its venture capital firm, GB Ventures.
PayU Kenya Enters Liquidation After Struggling to Gain Traction in Competitive Fintech Market
PayU Kenya Ltd. has entered liquidation after six years of operation. The company appointed Sonal Tejpal as the liquidator to wind up its operations.
Kenya moves to split Safaricom as debt pressures mount
Kenya is considering splitting Safaricom into three separate units: a telecommunications firm, a tower operator, and M-PESA. The government plans to reduce its ownership in Safaricom as part of a divestment strategy to raise KSh 149 billion ($1.16 billion).
Safaricom cuts business fibre prices by 25% as Starlink loses Kenyan users
Safaricom reduced the cost of new business fibre connections by 25% for two months. The entry-level 15 Mbps plan now costs KES 2,249 ($17.44), down from KES 2,999.
M-PESA Sokoni Caravan Rolls into Nairobi
The M-PESA Sokoni Caravan has entered the Nairobi Region, marking the final leg of its nationwide tour. The tour began in June and has engaged customers across various regions, including Coast, Rift Valley, and Mt. Kenya.
