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Kenya: I&M to pay clients Sh1,250 for failed RTGS transaction
I&M Bank will pay customers up to Sh1,250 for failed transactions made through the Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) that seeks to conclude ...
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Kenya: Safaricom Adjusts Rates for Paybill and Buy Goods Tariffs
Safaricom’s M-PESA is its biggest product, and one of the many services that make the telco attractive to Kenyans. M-PESA has also been ...
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Kenya: CMA roots for return of mobile bond investments
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has called for a revival of the M-Akiba mobile bond programme, saying it will enable more Kenyans to ...
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Kenya: CBK adds second deputy governor, locks out civil servants
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) will get a second deputy governor to meet a legal requirement that has been breached for over ...
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Kenya: Risky borrowers to pay higher M-Shwari charges in new model
Risky borrowers will pay more to access M-Shwari loans as Safaricom and NCBA Group plan a new lending model with different charges based ...
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Kenya: Vertiv Opens Office and Customer Experience Center in Kenya
New facility offers insights on latest Vertiv technologies to customers and partners from across East Africa Vertiv (NYSE: VRT) (https://bit.ly/3DaepCh), a global provider ...
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Kenya: Safaricom Customers to Keep Numbers Active for Up to Two Years Without Top Up
Safaricom customers will now be able to keep their lines active for a period of up to two years without topping up. This ...
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Kenya: Standard Chartered-Backed Solv Launches Its B2B Marketplace in Kenya
B2B marketplace Solv has launched in Kenya to enable micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to access credit, e-commerce and business services. Solv ...
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Kenya: Safaricom’s M-Pesa Social Value Impact Hit Sh275 Billion on Customers, Transactions Rise
Safaricom’s M-Pesa social value has increased by 14 per cent to Sh275 billion in financial year (fy) 2022, helping millions of Kenyans access ...
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Kenya: Safaricom fires 24 employees for M-Pesa fraud
Safaricom fired 24 employees in the year ended March 2022 for fraud-related offences, down from 28 a year before. The telco’s latest sustainability ...
