The Kenya Times on MSN
Safaricom to refund Ksh21.4 billion to investors after green bond oversubscription
Safaricom is set to refund Ksh21.4 billion to investors following an unprecedented oversubscription of its green bond by ...
Safaricom has borrowed $138 million (Sh17.8 billion) from Standard Bank to fund the expansion of its subsidiary in Ethiopia.
Kenya is selling a 15% stake in telecom operator Safaricom to South Africa's Vodacom in a deal worth about $1.6 billion, the ...
The National Treasury has stood by its valuation of the company amid contention on pricing from various quarters.
Chief Executive Officer Peter Ndegwa said the exceptional uptake reflects the market’s confidence in Safaricom’s performance, resilience and long-term strategy. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news ...
Safaricom has secured a KSh 18 billion loan from Standard Bank to expand its operations in Ethiopia. The funds will support ...
Standard Bank, Africa’s biggest bank by assets, says it has partnered with Safaricom, Kenya’s largest telecommunications provider, to provide funding of US$138 million as part of investment towards ...
Vodacom Group Ltd., South Africa’s biggest mobile operator, agreed to take control of East Africa’s largest telecommunications provider Safaricom Plc in a deal valued at about $2.4 billion.
Vodacom will also be prohibited from making any changes to Safaricom’s existing supplier ecosystem for at least three years, and must consult the government regarding any plans to extend Safaricom’s ...
The East African on MSN
Safaricom Ethiopia’s network-agnostic M-Pesa app faces access disruption
M-Pesa competes with Ethio Telecom’s Telebirr, launched in 2021 and now offering savings and micro-credit services. Telebirr ...
The Star Worldwide (English) on MSN
Safaricom share debate misplaced, Kuria says as he calls for overhaul of capital markets
Former Senior Economic Adviser to the President Moses Kuria has dismissed the growing debate over a possible Safaricom share sale sparked by Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, arguing that the focus on the telco ...
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka says the opposition will challenge the government’s sale of a 15pc Safaricom stake, calling the deal opaque and unconstitutional.
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