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Safaricom PLC has moved to clarify the structure of its Tunukiwa bundles after customers raised questions on X about the consistency of offers, noting that packages frequently shift in placement and availability. The company explained that Tunukiwa is designed as a personalised, dynamic system that adjusts bundle options based on
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A fitness event rooted in conservation purpose returns to Nairobi's Karura Forest this Saturday, as the third edition of the Karura Run draws more than 400 participants — corporates, community members, and competitive athletes — in a fundraising build-up to the 2026 Lewa Safari Marathon, set for 27th June. Tourism
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A50 per cent reduction in fixed broadband installation costs, a full doubling of speeds across existing Home Fibre packages, and a deliberate commercial pivot toward Kenya's low-income urban settlements mark a fundamental shift in how Safaricom is approaching the fibre market — one the company frames not as incremental
Safaricom CEO Run
The third edition of the Safaricom CEO Run unfolded at Karura Forest on June 13, drawing more than 500 runners from corporate teams, community groups, and Safaricom staff in a showcase of sport aligned with conservation fundraising for Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. The event, staged as a precursor to the Lewa
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A sharp rise in mobile-based business collections among small-scale traders has placed Safaricom’s Pochi La Biashara product among the fastest-growing tools within Kenya’s informal payments ecosystem, as more users separate personal and business transactions in response to expanding side-hustle activity across the economy. Safaricom, Kenya’s dominant telecom
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A pricing shift into Kenya’s entry-level broadband segment has placed Safaricom in direct competition with estate-based internet providers and informal Wi-Fi operators serving high-density settlements, with monthly packages starting at Ksh 800 reshaping access dynamics in lower-income urban markets. Safaricom, Kenya’s largest telecom operator by revenue and subscriber
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The 2026 Magical Kenya Open will benefit from Ksh 10 million in support from Safaricom, reinforcing the telco’s ongoing involvement in Kenya’s premier golf tournament, scheduled from February 19 to 22 at Karen Country Club. The sponsorship comprises Ksh 9 million in-kind contributions as the official technology and
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Safaricom Unveils New Credit Solutions to Boost MSME Financing in Kenya: Fuliza Biashara, Taasi Till, and Taasi Pochi to expand MSME access! Safaricom has launched a refreshed lineup of business credit solutions aimed at improving access to finance for: * Micro * Small * and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across Kenya. Working in partnership
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Safaricom’s SIG Forum Empowers SMEs as 3Verse Kenya Shares Award-Winning Branding Strategies: Inclusive of business support! At the latest Safaricom SIG (Special Interest Groups) Forum, Victor Kagema, Managing Partner at 3Verse Kenya Safaricom’s lead strategy and marketing agency delivered powerful branding insights to empower SMEs to attract and
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Safaricom to Invest Sh66 Billion in AI Infrastructure Across East Africa: Healthcare, Education, Agriculture, and Finance are targeted! Safaricom has unveiled a bold plan to invest Sh66 billion over the next three years to build artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure across East Africa. Announced at the Connected Africa Summit in Nairobi,
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PLP and Safaricom Graduate 300 Youth to Boost Kenya’s Digital Talent Pipeline: Industry Demand is considered to be spread across all 47 counties! The Power Learn Project (PLP), in partnership with Safaricom Hook, has graduated 300 youth from a 16-week software development program, part of an effort to drive
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The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) has revised initial margin requirements for equity futures contracts, signaling market stability for listed firms, including Safaricom. The adjustment, aligned with global risk management standards, reflects improved market conditions rather than concerns about volatility. Safaricom, the only telecommunications company listed on the NSE, continues to