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Telkom Kenya, the country's third-largest telco by subscription, has encountered a significant loss of 2.1 million mobile customers over the past five years.
STEVE WAMBUGU1 Mins read
Mr John Ngumi is not your typical celebrity entrepreneur of financial expert. He is often a laidback corporate number cruncher who was shoved...
KALU MENGO3 Mins read
It is understood that the story of the scandal, in which the government paid Ksh6.09 billion few days to the 9th August 2022...
BT Reporter2 Mins read
The 60% stake was acquired from Helios for Ksh6.09 billion and means the company is now fully state-owned. The deal values Telkom Kenya...
MARTIN SIELE1 Mins read
The diversification plan aimed at opening up new revenue streams was disclosed in its latest annual report. At the moment, KPLC leverages its...
MARTIN SIELE2 Mins read
This decision paves the way for the merger which, according to Telkom, stalled because of the EACC investigations. The stalling increased the risk...
JUDITH NDUNDE2 Mins read
Kibati cites red tape as major reason for Telkom pulling out of the merger deal
Samuel Gitonga2 Mins read
This is the first application of the technology in Africa, and the first large-scale, non-emergency use of the technology anywhere in the world
BT Reporter3 Mins read
Telkom and Google Loon will start the commercial rollout of a 4G data network as soon as the balloons are available on the...
BONIFACE KASEMBELI2 Mins read
![A past Telkom Kenya event. The State is believed to have exercised its pre-emptive rights to purchase the stake after Helios indicated its exit. [Photo/ Telkom Kenya]](https://i0.wp.com/businesstoday.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Telkom-Kenya-scaled.jpg?fit=680%2C454&ssl=1)
