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Mobile Currency Trading in Kenya
BUSINESSSMART MONEY

Mobile Currency Trading Revolution in Kenya

Kenya's mobile technology advancement has transformed how people access financial markets. The country that pioneered mobile money through M-Pesa now leads East Africa...

Telkom kenya market share
BUSINESS

How Telkom Kenya Lost 2 Million Subscribers

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,...

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SMART MONEY

Kenyan Banker Who Made Sh400 Million From a Single Deal

In the world of dealing making, the sky is the limit, so to speak, to how much a shrewd investor can squeeze from...

Nation Media Group Changes
MEDIA

At Nation Media, Telkom Buyback Scandal Lands Editor In Trouble

The controversy revolving around the buy-back of Telkom Kenya shares by the government of Kenya from Helios Investment Partners, a private Equity fund...

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]
BUSINESSECONOMY

Govt Spends Ksh6B to Fully Own Telkom Kenya

The National Treasury has acquired a 60 percent stake in Telkom Kenya from UK Private Equity fund Helios Investment Partners. Earlier in 2022,...

Kenya Power technicians at work. The firm has a Network Facility Provider – Tier 2 License issued by the  Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) in 2010.
BUSINESS

KPLC to Take on Safaricom, Zuku With Home Internet

Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) could soon be taking on Internet Service Providers (ISPs) such as Safaricom and Wananchi Group-owned Zuku as...

Telkom and Airtel to merge www.businesstoday.co.ke
BUSINESS

Telkom-Airtel Merger Gets All-Important Greenlight

The High Court has cleared Telkom Kenya and Airtel to revive their planned merger. The High Court quashed a letter by the anti-graft...

Airtel Kenya CEO Prasanta Das Sarma (left) and Telkom Kenya CEO Mugo Kibati. The Telkom Boss has blamed Safaricom for delaying its merging plan with Airtel Kenya. www.businesstoday.co.ke
FEATURED ARTICLE

Proposed Airtel-Telkom Merger Collapses

Telkom will no longer be pursuing the proposed merger with Airtel, Telkom Chief Executive Mugo Kibati said on Wednesday. In a statement to...

FEATURED ARTICLE

Telkom: Balloon Internet Ready For Consumption

Telkom and Loon on Tuesday announced the availability of mobile internet service via the Loon technology to Kenyans, starting July 2020.  This comes as...