A Safaricom customer criticises the My One App for login issues, highlighting design flaws that lock out users on ...

Perhaps it is no coincidence that Kenya’s Safaricom and South Africa’s Vodacom, two sister companies partly owned by British ...

South Africa’s Vodacom will determine Safaricom’s next CEO if it acquires a majority stake in the telecom by purchasing the Kenyan Government’s 15 percent stake, under an agreement that will make ...

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Safaricom (NASE:SCOM) has posted a steady performance over the past month, with returns up about 4%. Investors are taking note of revenue and net income growth, which is setting the stage for further ...

The deal bolsters Vodacom's focus in East Africa. Safaricom operates in Kenya and Ethiopia. If the deal is approved and receives regulatory approval, Vodacom will increase its sta ...

Vodacom Group CEO Shameel Joosub. A planned sale by the Kenyan government of a 15% stake in Safaricom to South Africa’s Vodacom Group remains on hold after the high court in Nai ...

Half-year EBIT grew 31.9% but expected to ease Net income fell 17.7% y/y due to birr depreciation Ethiopia operation will take another year to break even CEO says remains confident on Ethiopia success ...

The Daraja Fibre Optic Cable Project is a 4,110km (2,553 miles) subsea cable project running from Salalah in Oman to Mombasa in Kenya. Further details on the capacity of the cable or landing stations ...

The jewel in Safaricom’s crown is its mobile-money service, M-Pesa. The payments that flow through it each year are worth 50% of Kenya’s gross domestic product, and it recently overtook voice calls ...

Shortly after Safaricom chief executive Bob Collymore returned to work after a nine-month medical leave in August 2018, he found himself back in the trenches. In the past two decades, the Kenyan ...

In a photo taken in April 2007, a man is sending money through a pioneering mobile phone service called M-Pesa, in Kenya's capital, Nairobi. M-Pesa, the first and most successful mobile money payment ...