East Africa
Why Kenya is Struggling to Make the Switch to Online Shopping
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Harmonize – Bakhresa
Check out this brand new tune from Harmonize titled ‘Bakhresa’. Konde Music World Wide boss Harmonize thrills his fans and supporters again with a brand new single titled ‘Bakhresa’. The new record “Bakhresa” is an amazing piece of good music which is his second release for the year and averse as a follow up to his previously released track “Mwaka Wangu“. Harmonize remains committed to dishing out great tunes, meanwhile enjoy ‘Bakhresa‘. Listen and share Harmonize – Bakhresa below. https://www.naijamusic.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Harmonize_-_Bakhresa_NaijaMusic.com.ng.mp3 Download
Safaricom Hits 30 Million Monthly Active M-PESA Users in Kenya
Image sourced from Business Daily. Telco Safaricom has revealed that its active M-PESA users have surpassed the 30-million mark for its Kenya customers, according to Techweez. Techweez says that this new development follows after the product’s 15th birthday after its launch in May 2007. M-PESA has the most active market accounting for more than 30 million of the service’s 51 million customers across Kenya, Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique, Lesotho, Ghana, and Egypt. “The growth in M-PESA customer usage has been driven by the launch of various innovations over the years including financial services such as M-Shwari, KCB M-PESA, and Fuliza,” Peter Ndegwa, CEO of Safaricom, said. Last year, Safaricom launched the M-Pesa Super app that enables users to request payments, s...
Moderna to Build its First African Vaccine Plant in Kenya Worth $500M
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Kenya Power To Start Selling Fixed Internet – What We Know
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MTN Uganda Posts Results, Sees Increased Profits
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Airtel Kenya Agrees to $30-Million Spectrum Settlement
Sourced from Comms MEA Airtel Africa, a leading provider of telecommunications and mobile money services, with a presence in 14 countries across Africa, today announced that its Kenya subsidiary, Airtel Kenya Networks Limited (‘Airtel Kenya’), has agreed to settlements with the Communications Authority of Kenya regarding its operating and spectrum licences. According to the announcement Airtel Kenya has received approval for the replacement of its temporary licence with a ten-year frequency licence for 2×10 MHz of spectrum in the 2100 MHz band. The agreement will see Airtel Kenya pay a total of $20-million in four instalments over the next three years in respect of settlements regarding the 2015 – 2025 operating and spectrum license. These payments will see the Kenyan telecom settle its du...
New Bitcoin SV Ambassadors Appointed for East & West Africa
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Tower Sharing Deal in the Works Between Safaricom & Ethio Telecom
Sourced from CGTN. Safaricom has reportedly begun negotiations on a new infrastructure sharing deal with Ethiopian rival and state-owned entity Ethio Telecom. This comes as the Kenyan telecom company and its consortium of investors prepare a much-anticipated launch in the Horn of Africa country over the next month. CEO of Safaricom in Ethiopia, Anwar Soussa, says that the company is currently working with Ethio Telecom and state regulator Ethiopia Communication Authority (ECA) to finalise all the details of the partnership. Safaricom is seeking to leverage the sparse, but already-existing tower infrastructure, as well as cell sites, masts and other active elements such as network roaming, that Ethio Telecom is maintaining to boost its initial launch, with the telco and its consortium expec...
IBM Launches New Pro Bono Sustainability Accelerator in Africa
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Date Finally Set for Kenya to Receive its First Flying Taxis
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Safaricom Builds Ethiopian Data Centre Worth $100M With 2 More on the Way
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