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Leading mobile service providers Safaricom and Airtel lose market share as small operators make gains in new market shift
BT Correspondent1 Mins read
Interaction on the Betway site using data will be zero-rated for all Airtel Money customers
BT Correspondent1 Mins read
Kenya's second mobile operator benefiting from a boycott call by NASA leaders for Safaricom products, accusing it of colluding with Jubilee leadership to...
CAPITAL FM2 Mins read
Every company wants to win more customers to be assured of its existence, but not to lose even a single customer and the...
FRANCIS MULI2 Mins read
The NASA leader, who was accompanied by a section of NASA MPs, bought an Airtel subscriber's card at a store along Koinange Street...
BT Reporter1 Mins read
The company, which is wholly owned by Bharti Airtel, has come up with a new package that would see those joining its network...
BT Reporter2 Mins read
The winning propositions under these new bundles are the 1GB bundle daily offer going for Ksh 99, 2GB weekly bundle that costs Ksh 249 and 1GB monthly bundle for Ksh 300.
BT Correspondent1 Mins read
The countrywide activations will run between 10th and 17th July and will see Airtel consumers engage with the service provider across major towns...
BT Correspondent1 Mins read
Data is often taken up by silent apps.So, apparently, Safaricom has been “eating” people’s data bundles. The issue of Safaricom subscribers reporting irregular...
BUSINESS TODAY2 Mins read
